Rudolf Steiner’s colour theory is one of our most popular topics at the center. Working with colour is easy. A lot of people feel “threatened” by the challenges involved in developing drawing skills, but colour, and working creatively with colour is accessible and fun for everyone. Creative work with color is actually guaranteed to increase everyone’s artistic sensibilities and capabilities.
You can learn the basics of Steiner colour theory in one 3-hour class. Many people start with one class and go on to take a short course of 3 classes, that is, 9 hours. Some people get very interested and take longer courses.
We have a good many clients who have been painting and/or designing for years, but have never actually studied any of the theories that underpin the creative and artistic use of colour. They invariably gain artistic strength and increased effectiveness by doing so.
Mother and daughter at work on Steiner colour theory
Neil and Charlotte from UK working in pure pigments
Rudolf Steiner Colour Circle
End of course group assessment of the work
Boarder spectra
Shumby ‘My Story’ inspired by Steiner theory
Blackened, darkened colour in space
Donna is a professional designer from Australia. She came to BCAC
to learn Steiner colour theory. Donna grasped the fundamentals and took off like a missile
A painting Bruce did in his early Bali days. ‘Bali Dawn 3′- coloured inks
on heavy water colour paper inspired by Steiner’s ‘Intermedaiate Characteristic’ – Blue/Orange combination + Violet
