Groundswell | Writings On Media, Culture, Nature, and Community. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe y la teoria del color | Psicología del color y teoría del color No me enorgullezco demasiado de mis logros como poeta. En mi época han vivido escritores creativos excelentes, los ha habido aun más brillantes antes de mí, y siempre los habrá después de mi tiempo. Pero de ser yo el único en mi siglo que conoce la verdad acerca de la teoría de los colores… ¡Eso es de lo que estoy orgulloso y lo que me da un sentimiento de superioridad sobre muchos Johann Wolfgang von Goethe fue uno de los intelectuales más influyentes y de mayor prestigio de su época. Durante el último cuarto del siglo XVIII y el primer cuarto del siglo XIX, Goethe se entregó con una energía aparentemente inagotable a la búsqueda de la belleza y el conocimiento, dejando una profunda huella en la cultura germánica y europea. Conocido sobre todo por su obra literaria, Goethe destacó en 1774 con su novela Las desventuras del joven Werther, y, sobre todo, con la primera parte de Fausto, su obra más famosa, terminada en 1806. Goethe fue el precursor de la psicología del color.
Innocent Down | Documenting Innocent People Killed by Law Enforcement LUZ SOLAR. FUNDACIÓN SOLIRIS Goethe Vs Newton Johann W Goethe Escalera de la vida, Lineas de Absorción dentro del espectro del SOL nos dice de que esta compuesto el elemento que brilla de luz. Dos rayos cruzados por salir de 2 prismas de ángulos irregulares, 90ª60ª30ª Un rayo completo, el rojo se contrae y el violeta se expande. Ondas exactamente en inversión de los colores complementarios se anulan o contrarrestan la una a la otra. La ciencia del Color es un campo muy importante con implicaciones para casi todas las ramas de la ciencia y el arte. Algunas preguntas que se están haciendo aun los científicos del color son: 1) ¿Por qué azul y rojo aparecen como líneas delgadas, mientras que se extienden el púrpura y el amarillo hacia un fundido? 2). Cálculos actuales de la refracción de los Rayos que coincide con Johann GOETHE. Teoría del Santo Grial de Dan Winter, las espirales del ADN encontrándose crean formas cóncavas y convexas en el centro, responsables del holograma de espejos que crea la vida. El Rojo Misterioso
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Museum of Fine Arts in Boston opens new Art of the Americas Wing Exterior improvements continue at the museum — part of its ongoing efforts to embrace the Frederick Law Olmsted-designed Back Bay Fens, surround the building with greenery, and in so doing, help to rejuvenate the museum's neighborhood. Interactive Narratives - The Best in Multimedia Storytelling and Multimedia Journalism 23 Amazing Single Page Websites When a website doesn’t call for a lot of content, it might be a good idea to go with the single page approach – where all of the content lives on the home page and the navigation, in most cases, allows the user to jump from one section to another. In the past few years, we’ve seen a steady increase in popularity of these types of sites, mainly partly because the use of jQuery can make for some nifty transitions and effects. For you’re inspiration, we gathered some really nice examples of websites that use only one page to show all their content. From minimalist layouts to colorful ones, from plain and simple menu navigations to parallax scrolling, you will find plenty here to inspire you. Take some time and check them all out, and let us know which one is your favorite. Rodesk House iamcreative.me Valentine Favre wit creative Pipe Digital dj Xeeder Valerie Matt Brothers Grind – Work Liquid Revolver Design Studio Design Embraced Free Range Jeremy Mansfield Demi Creative dangers of fracking Launch Factory
Green Honey Language represents our view of the world, and knowing its limits helps us understand how our perception works. I used the data from Wikipedia’s “Color” entry for different languages. My assumption was: "Different languages have different ways to describe color.” (Scroll Down to Start) The Chinese entry has 250+ different colors. The Hue-Saturation-Lightness (HSL) model is a 3D model that can be projected on a 2D space. Using Hue as an angle, we can set either Saturation as the radius . . . or Lightness as the radius. Here is the English Dataset, keeping Lightness as a constant . . . or keeping Saturation as the constant. Comparing the two datasets, you can see that English has a richer entry for color names. However, it's always worth asking: Is this the best model to represent our dataset? Notice that the Chinese and English names for colors share a common structure of "noun/adj + base color": Here are all the colors with 青 in their names. Now let's see English. association from object . . .
interactive - National Film Board of Canada At the NFB we like change. For 70 years we've experimented, innovated, and produced a legacy of technical and creative firsts in cinema, animation, and documentary. Think McLaren, Lipsett, Brittain, and Jutra; Stereoscopic 3d, VTR, and participatory media. Today, the way we create, consume, and connect with each other changes by the minute. It's the result of artists and storytellers of all sorts utilizing new technology, to explore new forms of creation, for a new kind of Canada. The stories they're telling here are new, but share a lot in common with the work that came before: they present distinct voices, strong points-of-view, and unique perspectives. So let the conversation begin. Scary or otherwise.
Dialysis Facility Tracker By Robin Fields, Al Shaw, and Jennifer LaFleur, ProPublica, Updated October 4, 2013 This site is for dialysis patients and others who want to learn about the quality of care at individual dialysis clinics. Among other things, you can learn how often patients treated at a facility have been hospitalized, report certain types of infections or are placed on the transplant list. The information is submitted by facilities and collected by contractors of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that oversees most dialysis care. Related story: Dialysis Data, Once Confidential, Shines Light on Clinic Disparities »