Colour is all around us and its proven ability to influence our moods and senses is not at all lost on author Jane Cumberbatch, whose book Pure Colour takes us on a delightful visual journey through a paintbox in book form.
A different colour is featured within each of the six main chapters. Blues, greens, whites, yellows, pinks and naturals all take their place, each one revered for its own qualities and features.
Full colour photographs adorn each page of the book, with ideas and design inspiration bursting throughout. Short anecdotes and snippets of conversation by the author falls in line nicely with the book’s relaxed feel, encouraging anyone who may have previously felt reluctant to experiment with colour feel a little braver to at least begin.
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