“I probably use Pantone's Guide to Communicating with Color
more often than any other design resource book. It’s the
first book I refer to when starting a new project if I’m
the one to determine the color palette. Not only does the book
give a good overview of what different colors mean to a viewer,
it includes more than 600 color palettes in 28 categories. Each
category lists the feeling that is evoked and provides Pantone
numbers for each palette – a “grab and go” feature……
Finally, the book is full of outstanding real-world examples of
projects using the palettes discussed. Even if I’m working
on a project with an already established color palette, I turn
to this book for design inspiration.
In my opinion, this is a must-have book for any designer.”
Karla K. Cole
The Idea Works
Winter Springs, FL
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“This past year I purchased Ms. Eiseman’s book, ‘Pantone
Guide to Communicating with Color’. It was a great inspiration
for color combinations. The moods and expressions of color over
time and medium were very helpful.
The Hexachrome printing of the book was outstanding also, and
it seemed well edited in that respect.”
Renee Booths
Sr. Designer
Mastercraft Fabrics, LLC
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“I have recently had the great pleasure of discovering and
absorbing your book ‘Colors For Your Every Mood’.
WHAT A DELIGHT!
Quite unintentionally, I have found myself being consulted about
colors. I do enjoy the work and someday hope to aspire to your
level of expertise. I assure you, your book will be on my MUST
READ list for ANYONE who ever asks me to help with color again!!!!!”
Christopher Granger
GrangerHome LLC
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“This is the first book on color theory that really spoke
to me… we love it here and refer to it often.”
Hillman Curtis
Principal
hillmancurtis, inc.
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“This is an excellent book, written by someone who is truly
a “color expert.” After reading this book, you’ll
be able to select color schemes to create intended effects. In
my opinion, one of the most helpful aspects of this book was Ms.
Eiseman’s list of 15 neutral colors listed on page 59. It’s
easy for most of us to pick one or two colors that go together
pretty well, but after that things get pretty confusing. These
15 neutral colors, which go with absolutely any color scheme,
are wonderful for selecting colors from across the spectrum that
will remain harmonious with any color scheme. And you might be
surprised to find that colors like True Red or Midnight Navy are
“neutral colors.” You will find lots of interesting
details like this in the book.”
Geoff Goacher
