Course 215 · Lesson 01

A Visual Experience: Color Theory, Vision, and Language of Tone

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Color as a Visual Experience: Light, the Eye, and the Visible Spectrum

215.1 Lesson 01 of 08 3 quiz questions 1 assignment

The first lesson reframes color as a visual experience — a perception of our response to light rather than a fixed property of an object — and traces how that perception begins at the eye, in the rod and cone cells that sense the visible spectrum.

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