Eureka Springs
So, consider the question "Do you dream in color?" After many years of truly not knowing for certain, I can answer definitively "yes." Here's how I know for certain: Two nights ago I dreamed of sketching the upper portion of a building (not this one.) I could vividly see the loosely painted colors of Cadmium Red Light contrasted against Perylene Green. I recall thinking in my dream that the two colors were almost (but not quite) complimentary. Upon waking Sunday, I told myself I needed to add the two colors to a similar sketch I'd made on Saturday morning to better recall the sensation of seeing color in my dream. Having done so, I realized almost immediately that the Perylene Green in my dream was slightly more of an Olive hue. So why is this important? I've no idea, really. But I felt there was some imperative and rather than question it I acted upon the imperative.
Eureka Springs
So, consider the question "Do you dream in color?" After many years of truly not knowing for certain, I can answer definitively "yes." Here's how I know for certain: Two nights ago I dreamed of sketching the upper portion of a building (not this one.) I could vividly see the loosely painted colors of Cadmium Red Light contrasted against Perylene Green. I recall thinking in my dream that the two colors were almost (but not quite) complimentary. Upon waking Sunday, I told myself I needed to add the two colors to a similar sketch I'd made on Saturday morning to better recall the sensation of seeing color in my dream. Having done so, I realized almost immediately that the Perylene Green in my dream was slightly more of an Olive hue. So why is this important? I've no idea, really. But I felt there was some imperative and rather than question it I acted upon the imperative.