My color wheel was a weird piece to work on because I didn't know exactly what to do at first so I worked heavily on the design of it. I think the design is the main thing about the piece. I wanted to create movement and I did this with the different sizes of the circles. I also wanted to use circles in the design because all of it is in a giant circle. Colors are also important in this piece, the overall layout of them make the piece look interesting. The contrast with the black background also make the colors pop a little more and bring your attention to the piece. I wish I had experimented more with this piece but overall I do like the piece and it is one of my favorites of the year. So I am happy with it and don't feel like it really needs any changes.
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Midnight sky
This was a monochromatic painting of the night sky and my first painting with my golden open paints. This one did out turn out how I wanted it to for different reasons. It needs more values, I didn't do well with the lines either they are to big. The values and lighting are off and I wish it blended more together. I did't really like this piece and it is one of the ones i would go back and fix.
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art,
black and white,
monochromatic,
night,
painting,
sky,
Tcc
Ink wash with Smoke
This was inspired by traditional Japanese ink paintings. I have studied Japanese in high school and learned about their culture even getting the chance to do some calligraphy. When I first add the smoke to the board it looked like mountains and reminded me of the traditional ink painting and I decided to go on that road for my piece. I had never ink washed before so it was an experiment and learning experience for me. The reason for the painting is for personal reasons, experimenting with a new technique and trying to learn the style. I wanted to keep the painting monochromatic so the absence of color is important. Line was very important in Japanese ink curves are used a lot and placement of lines is important. Balance was another of my concerns I didn't want any area feeling too white or dark. I tried to use proportion on the trees and building but i don't think it work as well as it could of. Overall though I am happy with the piece and it is one of my favorites of the year.
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