Orange
So, I was wrong about oranges.
Who knew that a simple word could be so complex.
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Color
Musical Scales and Color Spectra
A reexamination of Newton's connection between the music and color.
Citrus
Misunderstanding Portuguese Shepherds
The art of being completely lost in translation of citrus fruits.
Shakespeare
Much a-blue about nothing
An incomplete newsletter about William Shakespeare and the color blue.
sunflowers
A Flower by Any Other Name Wouldn't Be As Golden
A follow-up to last week's newsletter about Vincent van Gogh and sunflowers.
van gogh
Vincent van Gogh, the Sunflower.
I've spent months reading van Gogh's letters, and I just created a few collections of sunflowers inspired by him.
Light Words
Six Decades of Glow
Glow sticks are ephemeral fluorescent color lights, inspired by eons of evolution.
Bible
The Biblical (and Post-Biblical) Blues
An iconoclastic exploration into the biblical colors of tekhelet and argaman.
Honey
Amber and the Color of Ambrosia
Amber comes from the word ambrosia; ambrosia was associated with honey; amber is the color of honey.
Bees
How we think about bees.
The shift from beeing producers of honey to beeing pollinators.
Rainbows
The Philosophy of Wonder and the Rainbow
Including quotes from noted philosophers like Plato, Descartes, Kierkegaard, and Kermit the Frog.
Black
17th century English Puritans were the original Black Sheep
An update and correction to last week's newsletter.