Discover how color influences the way we see ourselves in this engaging and interactive presentation on personal color analysis. Through a live demonstration and audience participation, guests will explore the foundations of color theory, learn why certain colors enhance natural features and uncover the unique role of orange within seasonal color palettes. Connecting art, science and self-expression, this program offers a fresh perspective on color harmony and confidence.

This program will be held in-person in the Walter G. Riedel III Education Center at the Stark Museum of Art. Admission is free.

About the Presenter:

Emily Lopez is an educator, entrepreneur and founder of Beyoutiful Color Analysis in Beaumont, Texas. Her work explores the fascinating relationship between color and human perception, revealing how subtle shifts in hue, temperature and intensity can profoundly influence our confidence and how others perceive us.

Emily earned a bachelor’s degree in Latin American Studies and Portuguese from The University of Texas at Austin and combines her background in education with years of professional experience in makeup artistry and personal color analysis. She has presented for businesses, community organizations and educational events across Southeast Texas.

She currently serves as President of the BNI Southeast Texas Networkers Chapter, and is an active member of Redemption Church. She resides in Beaumont with her husband, Charlie, and their three children: Phoenix, Maverick and Trinity.

Through her work, Emily bridges the worlds of art, science and beauty, helping others discover that color is more than something we see; it is a language that shapes how we perceive ourselves, one another and the world around us.