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Quick answer: In art therapy, colors are a gentle, non-verbal way to express feelings. Some links are widely shared, such as red with anger or love, yellow with joy and grey or black with sadness, but color meanings also change with culture and with your own memories. Art therapists treat color as a starting point for conversation, not a code: the meaning you give a color matters most. Art therapy is the process of understanding your deep-seated emotions through art. It focuses on creating artwork that helps you, and your therapist, explore feelings and thought processes that are hard to…