What’s Your Color Point of View?
You may not realize it yet, but you already have a Color Point of View. It’s that gut feeling you get when you know a color just works—or when one totally misses the mark. It’s the logic, instinct, and personal experience you bring to every color decision, whether you’re choosing a paint color, planning a color palette, or scrolling through inspiration photos wondering why some schemes speak to you more than others.
Your Color Point of View is yours. And it’s worth refining so you can clearly articulate your sense of color.
A Color Point of View isn’t about following trends or memorizing a list of “undertones” (especially when those undertones are just guesswork). It’s about seeing color clearly—understanding its DNA—and knowing how to use that knowledge to create harmony, drama, mood, contrast… whatever the space (or client) calls for.
Here’s the good news: you don’t have to guess your way through that process. You can build your Color Point of View on solid ground—with color science as the foundation.
That’s exactly what I teach inside The Four Pillars of Color training at campchroma.com. We start with the fundamentals of color measurement—hue, value, and chroma—and show you how to read a color’s characteristics like a pro. When you understand a color’s DNA, you can stop relying on vague descriptions or subjective opinions. You’ll be able to see why a color looks the way it does, how it might change in different lighting, and what it needs to work in a color scheme.
It’s a total game-changer.
You’ll learn how to use the Paint Color DNA Table, too—an interactive tool that helps you decode colors and harmonize them with confidence. No more second-guessing. Just smart, beautiful color combinations that you probably wouldn’t have discovered without this kind of framework guiding you.
So yes, I have my own Color Point of View—but that’s not the important part. The important part is you developing yours.
You don’t have to take everything I share as gospel. I invite you to borrow what resonates, try on a few new ideas, and leave the rest behind. That’s how a strong Color Point of View is built—by being intentional, curious, and open to learning.
Whether you’re a color consultant, designer, contractor, or a passionate color lover, your Color Point of View matters. It’s what sets your work apart. It’s what gives your designs depth, logic, and meaning.
And if you’re ready to shape it more clearly and confidently, come join me inside the training. I’ll give you the science, the tools, and the clarity you need to make color decisions that are grounded, flexible, and fully your own.
Your color journey starts here—with your own Color Point of View.