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“I think a lot of people think forecasters sit in an ivory tower and dream up these things and hoist them on the public,” said Leatrice Eiseman, author of Color: Messages & Meanings and director of the Pantone Color Institute, the Carlstadt, New Jersey-based color research and information center. In fact, the “it” colors of tomorrow oftentimes manifest themselves in the unlikeliest of places. Whether it’s the spicy tones of south-of-the-border cuisine, the cheeky color combinations of anime cartoons, or the mechanical, glowing green of the 90s iMac, buzz in various industries can give rise to the next hot hue. “Your antenna is always quivering,” she said. “I can’t be myopic, I can’t keep my eye on one area.”
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