Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
P5 Final Flag and Swatches
Since this project was more open ended and meant to reflect ourselves, I decided to go with a composition reminiscent of my own personal design. I also decide to pick one of my favorite color schemes and one of my favorite shapes. The design is quite bold and I sort of meant to imply that as a silent statement. Overall, I had a lot of fun with this project.
Project 5: Color Swatches and Sketches
I am thinking of a triangular shape for the final flag, however I still have not decided on my composition yet. I have decided to work with a mainly warm analogous color scheme.
Munsell Matte/ Gloss Chart
For some reason, my Munsell copy provided me with two gloss sets instead of one matte and one gloss. I still understood the idea of it and completed the chart anyway.
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Transparency Chart and Color Studies Progress
I decided to go with a color palette that is very different for me. I usually go for warmer palettes, however, I decided to try something new. I am actually happy with my color choice here. As for the design, I would like to work on it a little more. This is definitely not the final.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Color Wheel and Project 1
The color palette I chose for my piece was blue green. I got inspiration from a plant on my windowsill. I chose this color because I do not usually choose this color for a monochromatic piece. I would normally choose a purple hue however I wanted to try something different.
Munsell 22-27, Advancing and Receding Colors,Succesive Contrast/Vibrating Boundaries, and Quote
Advancing and Receding Colors
Successive Contrast/Vibrating Boundaries
"Color is perceived when our visual system responds to the stimulation of energy in the form of light." (Pg. 22)
The Art of Photography: 5 Dynamic Abstract Photgraphs
These photos were taken in reaction to the video on The Art of Photography. My uncorrected abstract photographs are displayed above.While taking my photos, I was influenced by Lazlo Maholy-Nagy's photography and artwork.
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