Bojan is the creator and editor of The Color Atlas, a structured reference project dedicated to color meaning, psychology, symbolism, and practical color use.
The goal of The Color Atlas is to build a clear and reliable knowledge system around color — combining cultural meaning, emotional impact, visual relationships, and practical applications in design, art, and communication.
Background and Vision
The Color Atlas was created as a long-term reference project designed to organize color knowledge into a structured and accessible format. Instead of presenting isolated articles, the site connects color meanings, shade variations, color systems, and design applications into a coherent framework.
The vision behind the project is to create a resource that helps readers understand not only what colors represent, but also how colors interact, how shades differ, and how color systems function across visual disciplines.
Editorial Approach
The Color Atlas follows an encyclopedic editorial approach. Each page is structured to provide clear explanations, consistent terminology, and practical examples that help readers apply color knowledge in real contexts.
Topics are explored through multiple perspectives, including psychological associations, cultural symbolism, design usage, and visual relationships between shades and palettes.
The Color Atlas Project
The Color Atlas is an evolving knowledge project that continues to expand with new color pages, shade references, mixing guides, and visual systems. The goal is to build one of the most structured and accessible public resources dedicated to color.
Through this project, readers can explore color from multiple perspectives — from symbolic meaning to practical application — while navigating a structured and interconnected color reference system.
Author: Bojan
Founder and editor of The Color Atlas