As data visualization practitioners, we often do not realize just how important color is. In today's inspiring conversation, Theresa-Marie Rhyne, a leading expert in computer-generated visualization, talks about all things color.
Theresa-Marie works as a consultant, specializing in applying artistic color theories to a range of media and has also authored a book, Applying Color Theory to Digital Media and Visualization. We learn about the idea of color harmony and what this means for data visualization practice.

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In This Episode, You’ll Learn…

• What color harmony is and how data visualization can use this better.
• Why it is so important to understand the framework behind how we understand color.
• What the rainbow color map is and why this is a common mistake in data visualization.
• Some of Theresa-Marie's key rules for colorizing data visualization.
• The importance of knowing the type of data you have before deciding on your color scheme.
• About some tools that you can use to see whether you are color blind or have a color deficiency.
• What color interactions mean and the effect that this has.
• Valuable points to consider when applying a color palette to a dataset.

People, Blogs, and Resources Mentioned:

• Stanford Visualization Group
• Applying Color Theory to Digital Media and Visualization
• Interaction of Color
• Pantone
• Adobe Color
• Nightingale
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• My online assessment to identify the #1 silent killer of your data presentation success.