The phrase "around color" is not standard and may not be clear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing themes, moods, or concepts related to color, but it requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "The artist's work revolves around color, exploring its emotional impact on the viewer."
Alternatives: "concerning color" or "regarding color".
Hit singles include "Mr. Jones," "Hanging Around," "Color Blind," and "A Long December".
"I only knew it would be around color and words".
This paper reports the design and scale-up of an active learning exercise centered around color coding of psychrometric charts.
"I don't want to see him stuffed," said Triste Dittrich, her eyes moist as she passed around color snapshots of Knut, as if handing out photos of grandchildren.
Just because a man splashes around color and pattern doesn't make him a dandy if the basic canvas -- the suit -- fits poorly.
"What happened was, a whole growing system evolved around color and shape, because that's what the big buyers wanted," said Steve Fox, the marketing director of a fruit packing and storage company here in the heart of apple country.
"The key is to remember to balance out that color with softer neutrals so that the room is not overwhelming". Swirling Smoke is a go-to for Lee Crowder, a colorist with Darling Homes in Dallas, TX. "I have to stop myself from using this one too much because it is just a great all-around color.
And it'll have to be more than merely switching around their color.
Depending on the type of environment you live around, a color change from the stereotypical black is a creative idea.
The rapturous commentary around "Coloring Book" has made much of Chance's new fatherhood, as well as religion, especially with respect to its lyrics and church aesthetics.
The specific direction of US discussion of the categories of race has been around color-blind versus color-conscious public policy (Appiah and Gutmann 1996).
