Color theory Today I was learning about color theory. I have to say it is a pretty complex topic, especially because I know almost nothing about design. But the interesting thing about it was that when I was learning it, and better than that, looking at examples of usage, I could perceive how beautiful and thoughtful an piece of design (especially a paint) is. Every single time a new paint appeared on the screen I saw deeply in those strokes a meaning, I could see how each stroke had a motivation to be there, and why people like Picasso, Michelangelo and so on, has marked their names in history for ever. Also one interesting thing was, this information about paints, design, etc was always there, so I thought for moment, why haven't I recognized it before? And I came up with the following answer: Everything was already there, what we know, what we don't know and even what we don't know that we don't know. Also I thought that we have some kind of filter that remove "unimportant" information from us, however as soon as we become aware of that specific topic, those filter are expanded and we start to see a larger world (although the world was always been the same).