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E-raamat: Traditional Colors of Japan: Japanese Color Harmony Dictionary: The Complete Guide for Designers and Graphic Artists (Over 2,750 Color Combinations and Patterns with CMYK and RGB References)

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Oct-2021
  • Kirjastus: Tuttle Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462922673
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  • Formaat: 288 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Oct-2021
  • Kirjastus: Tuttle Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462922673
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Expert colorist Teruko Sakurai takes you to the end of the rainbow&;and beyond&;in this inspiring color dictionary!

Over 2,750 traditional Japanese color combinations are presented, organized into 100 different themes associated with the seasons, landscapes and artistic heritage of Japan. Whether it's a shower of pink cherry blossoms, the flutter of a carp flap or the austere and cool tones of Mt. Fuji, flipping the pages of this color dictionary is like taking a stroll through the sensual delights of Japanese culture in all its dazzling tones, hues and palettes.

Each two-page section in this richly-illustrated book presents a different theme with the following information:
  • An introduction to the color scheme and a description of how it can be used
  • A number-coded nine-color palette board showing the range of shades and hues that complement and comprise the scheme
  • CMYK, RGB and HEX (the color code used in Japan) references for all nine colors
  • 26 examples including two- and three-color combinations with photos and illustrations

This is an indispensable guide for graphic designers, illustrators, decorators, artists and publishing professionals. It will also be enjoyable and inspiring for readers planning their own home design or art projects.
Chapter 1 Traditional Japanese Culture
1 Page Kimono Patterns for Children
18(2)
2 Page Kimono Patterns for Women
20(2)
3 Page Shinto Shrine
22(2)
4 Buddha Statues
24(2)
5 Japanese Gardens
26(2)
6 Kabuki Theater
28(2)
7 Fireworks
30(2)
8 Playing Cards
32(2)
9 Folk Toys
34(2)
10 Traditional Japanese Handballs
36(2)
11 Hina Dolls
38(2)
12 Wooden Mosaics
40(2)
13 Origami Cranes
42(8)
Color Schemes Sidebar: Artisanal Skills
44(6)
Chapter 2 Japanese Art
14 The Thunder God
50(2)
15 The Wind God
52(2)
16 Hokusai's Great Wave
54(2)
17 Sharaku Prints
56(2)
18 Works by Ytuneji Takehisa
58(2)
19 Works by Okamoto Taro
60(2)
20 "Red Plum Fragrance" Heian Kimonos
62(2)
21 Heian Style "Faint Purple" Kimonos
64(2)
22 "Soft Contrasting" Heian Kimonos
66(2)
23 Heian Style "Forbidden Colors"
68(8)
Color Schemes Sidebar: The Origins of Japanese Colors
70(6)
Chapter 3 Spring Calendar Events
24 The Start of Spring (February 4-18)
76(2)
25 Melting Snows (February 19-March 5)
78(2)
26 Doll's Day (March 3)
80(2)
27 Awakening Insects (March 6-20)
82(2)
28 The Spring Equinox (March 21-April 4)
84(2)
29 Cherry Blossom Season
86(2)
30 Clear and Bright Skies (April 5-19)
88(2)
31 Planting Rains (April 20-May 5)
90(4)
Chapter 4 Summer Calendar Events Almanac
32 The 88th Day of Spring
94(2)
33 The Start of Summer (May 6-20)
96(2)
34 Children's Day (May 5)
98(2)
35 Fields of Grain (May 21-June 5)
100(2)
36 Sowing Time (around June 6-21)
102(2)
37 The Summer Solstice (around June 22-July 6)
104(2)
38 The Star Festival (Tanabata)
106(2)
39 Summer's Heat (around July 7-22)
108(2)
40 Summer Coolness (July 23-August 7)
110(6)
Color Scheme Sidebar: The Japanese Paint Laboratory
112(4)
Chapter 5 Fall Calendar Events
41 The Start of Fall (August 8-22)
116(2)
42 The Lantern Festival (August 13-16)
118(2)
43 Autumn Cool (August 23-September 7)
120(2)
44 Crystalline Dews (September 8-22)
122(2)
45 The Chrysanthemum Festival
124(2)
46 Mid-Autumn Harvest Moon Festival
126(2)
47 The Autumn Equinox (September 23-October 7)
128(2)
48 Cold Autumn Dews (October 8-23)
130(2)
49 Late Fall Frosts (October 24-November 7)
132(4)
Chapter 6 Winter Calendar Events
50 The Start of Winter (November 8-21)
136(2)
51 Autumn Foliage (November 22-December 6)
138(2)
52 Winter Snow (December 7-21)
140(2)
53 Midwinter (December 22-January 5)
142(2)
54 New Year's Day Celebrations
144(2)
55 The Cold Season (January 6-19)
146(2)
56 Feast of the Seven Herbs
148(2)
57 Deep Freeze (January 20-February 3)
150(2)
58 Bean Throwing Festival/Setsubun (February 3)
152(10)
Color Schemes Sidebar: Seasonal Japanese Sweets
154(8)
Chapter 7 The 72 Seasons of the Japanese Almanac
Seasons 1-3 he Start of Spring
162(1)
Seasons 4-6 Melting Snows
163(1)
Seasons 7-9 Awakening Insects
164(1)
Seasons 10-12 The Spring Equinox
165(1)
Seasons 13-15 Clear and Bright Skies
166(1)
Seasons 16-18 Planting Rains
167(1)
Seasons 19-21 The Start of Summer
168(1)
Seasons 22-24 Fields of Grain
169(1)
Seasons 25-27 Sowing Time
170(1)
Seasons 28-30 The Summer Solstice
171(1)
Seasons 31-33 Summer Heat
172(1)
Seasons 34-36 Summer Coolness
173(1)
Seasons 37-39 The Start of Fall
174(1)
Seasons 40-42 End of the Heat
175(1)
Seasons 43-45 Crystalline Dews
176(1)
Seasons 46-48 The Autumn Equinox
177(1)
Seasons 49-51 Autumn Dews
178(1)
Seasons 52-54 Late Autumn Frosts
179(1)
Seasons 55-57 The Start of Winter
180(1)
Seasons 58-60 Light Snowfall
181(1)
Seasons 61-63 Winter Snow
182(1)
Seasons 64-66 Midwinter
183(1)
Seasons 67-69 The Cold Season
184(1)
Seasons 70-72 Deep-Freeze Period
185(3)
Chapter 8 Japan from North to South
59 Drift Ice of Okhotsk (Hokkaido)
188(2)
60 Northern Lavender Fields (Hokkaido)
190(2)
61 The Shirakami Mountains (Aomori)
192(2)
62 Matsushima Island (Miyagi)
194(2)
63 Tokyo Tower at Night
196(2)
64 Hakuba Valley and Happo Pond
198(2)
65 Snowy Shirakawago Village (Gifu)
200(2)
66 Nagoya Castle (Aichi)
202(2)
67 Osaka at Night
204(2)
68 Takeda Castle in a Sea of Clouds
206(2)
69 The Tottori Sand Dunes
208(2)
70 Naruto Whirlpools (Tokushima)
210(2)
71 Battleship Island (Nagasaki)
212(2)
72 Mt. Kaimon and the Fields of Canola Flowers (Kyushu)
214(2)
73 Ryukyu Island Dances (Okinawa)
216(2)
74 Kabira Bay, Ishigaki (Okinawa)
218(4)
Chapter 9 Japanese Landscapes by Color
75 Red Landscapes
222(2)
76 Orange Landscapes
224(2)
77 Yellow Landscapes
226(2)
78 Green Landscapes
228(2)
79 Turquoise Landscapes
230(2)
80 Blue Landscapes
232(2)
81 Violet Landscapes
234(2)
82 Chartreuse Landscapes
236(2)
83 Pink Landscapes
238(2)
84 Gold and Silver Landscapes
240(2)
85 Red & Black Landscapes
242(6)
Color Schemes Sidebar: Regional Potato Chip Flavors
244(4)
Chapter 10 Colors Based on Sounds and Words
86 Fluffy
248(2)
87 Sparkly & Glittery
250(2)
88 Exciting
252(2)
89 Fluttering
254(2)
90 Drizzling Rain
256(6)
Color Schemes Sidebar: Traditional Motifs and Family Crests
258(4)
Chapter 11 Everyday Japanese Artifacts
91 Japanese Lacquerware
262(2)
92 Pottery & Porcelain
264(2)
93 Sushi
266(2)
94 Matcha Green Tea
268(2)
95 Cooked White Rice
270(2)
96 Railway Bento Boxes
272(2)
97 Public Baths
274(2)
98 Shibuya Scramble Crossing
276(2)
99 Asakusa Temple
278(2)
100 TeamLab Digital Art
280
Color Schemes Sidebar: Hokusai's "36 Views of Mt. Fuji"
282
Teruko Sakurai is CEO of Tokyo Colors, a company focusing on design, color consulting and corporate training. She advises product and advertising corporate clients as well as color science instructors at universities and design schools, in addition to producing her own color teaching manuals. In 2014, she was the first Japanese person to be certified as an instructor in the Swedish National Standard Natural Color System (NCS). She is a member of the Japan Color Society, a color design master with the International Color Design Association and a certified lecturer for the Color Certification Association and Colorist Association of Japan.
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