‘Nature always wears the colours of the spirit’, Ralph Waldo Emerson
The post war London that I was born into in January 1946, was a city seemingly devoid of colour.
As a very young child, my Father would take me to the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square where I would marvel at the paintings. However, what really excited me were the pavement artists working in front of the museum. I remember the vibrant colours they used – so full of life and energy.
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We only have to look at the bounties of Mother Nature to experience the joy of colour.
The change of each season brings with it a new colour palette….and a continuous source of inspiration.
Colour can influence our thinking. It can irritate or sooth. It can lower blood pressure or suppress the appetite. As a form of communication, colour is…
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