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Color, Vision, & Art
University of Florida (UF) Master of Arts in Art Education
Capstone Research Project (2014):
Color, Vision and Art: Teaching, Learning and Making Art with Colorblind Awareness
(see Color Vision Awareness for updates & extension of my UF Research - updated February 18, 2019) 
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sketch from "Reflections"
I once taught an art student with color vision deficiency. His mother told me that he likes to draw and that he is colorblind. As I shared painting techniques and color mixing with the class, I felt lost.  At the time, I wondered, ‘What should I do?’ and how-to sites on the Internet didn’t fill my knowledge gap: I remained lost. With the recent making of my sketchbook for UF studio work, I thought about vision and wondered, ‘What do you see?’ I saw the colors of my sketchbook, preferring the monochromatic feel of black ink, grey graphite, and blue carbon imprinting. But seeing color is just one part of vision. Reflecting on ‘What do you think?’ through the process of making art, I wondered if what I do will make a difference in how we see color and make art. ​

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Learn & Share: Recommendations for educators, parents & learners.
Make a Difference: Recommendations for making art.
Exhibition Summer 2015: Art, Education & Community

Research Paper & Resources
UF Capstone Paper
Scoop.it
Pinterest
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art & education

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      • together (2019 - present)
      • yellow (2019-2020)
      • embrace 50 (2018-2019)
      • breadcrumbs (2017-2018)
    • Sketchbooks >
      • #TrippingThisLife3 (2018-2023)
      • #TrippingThisLife2 (2016-2018)
      • #TrippingThisLife (2015-2016)
      • Reflections (2014)
    • Exhibitions >
      • Season of LOVE
      • FALL 2022
      • SPRING 2022
      • HYFA in Raleigh, NC (2016-2018)
      • Exhibition Summer 2015
      • Exhibition Summer 2010
      • Go Hog Wild (2010)
  • 121 Vance Street
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    • shop online
    • events >
      • Season of LOVE
      • FALL 2022
      • SPRING 2022
      • Opening Day - April 22, 2022
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