Abstract

I believe an individual can be profiled by their color preferences, but not indefinitely, for a shorter period of time, a 24-hour period of time. A person's state of mind will change continually based on their experiences. These experiences will affect their perception and preference of color. I developed a model that will map an individual's profile, a portrait, through color. Participants are given a worksheet and a list of terms describing personality traits and states of mind. The worksheet is categorized by event, time of day, duration, impact, and summed term. From midnight to midnight, a 24-hour period, the participant records any event that they encounter providing information-fulfilling categories stated above. I use that information to then map out their portrait of 24-hours through color.

Degree

MFA

College and Department

Fine Arts and Communications; Visual Arts

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Date Submitted

2010-07-16

Document Type

Thesis

Handle

http://hdl.lib.byu.edu/1877/etd3866

Keywords

24-hour, profile, portrait, square, color theory, Max Luscher, Lee R. Cowan

Language

English

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