Color theory is introduced through the stages of a changing still life. Light and local color is observed. Primary and white paints are used to tint, shade and neutralize.
Changing Food Project, 2016, 11″ x 15″ Acrylic Paint, Sarah Simon
Changing Food Project, 2020, 10″ x 28″ Acrylic Paint, Adrian Jarrell
Changing Food Project, 2019, 10″ x 28″ Acrylic Paint, Amy House
The applications of color schemes, Monochromatic, Analogous, Split-Complement and Quadratic, are used for the different panels. The Pantone base color of the project is determined by Colorstrology’s birthdates.
Color Scheme Project, 2019, 11″ x 15,” Acrylic, Adéọla Ayedun
Color Scheme Project, 2016, 14″ x 14″ Acrylic Paint, Mandy Johnson
Color Scheme Project, 2016, 14″ x 14″ Acrylic Paint, Isabella Braus
Movement Project
This project explores how color can heighten the sense of movement and energy in compositions.
Movement Project – Fast, 2016, 11″ x 14,” Acrylic Paint, Isabella Braus
Movement Project – Slow, 2016, 11″ x 14,” Acrylic Paint, Mandy Johnson