Painting
can be good for you (for external use),
but it goes without saying that there are side effects.
When you've followed Robert's philosophy about being liberal in your use of colors (an apple can be orange, an elephant is green, and so on), it grows on you. Literally.
By the end of the week, the most artistically sensitive participants tend to pick up their (least) favorite color. It goes away after a few weeks, but before you leave for Vence, you may find it useful to prepare family and friends for unexpected characteristics to look for when they pick you up at the airport.
Four dedicated painters at the end of a course week. One of them obviously
had her revenge.
And it rubs off - try asking the waiter for "un bon vin vert".
