This Special Collection aims to report the latest research that advances scientific knowledge and theory regarding the interplay between color perception, color cognition, and emotional processes. There is a great public interest in understanding how colors and emotions are interconnected, and how colors might be utilized to shape emotional experiences. To facilitate empirically grounded understanding in this domain, the Editors welcome scholarly articles pertaining to the study of color and emotion. Topics might include, but are not limited to, conceptual correspondences between color and emotion, the effects of perceiving color on emotion, and the application of color toward enhancing emotion-regulation, well-being, or emotive communication.