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Monday, April 15, 2013
HOMEWORK #6 Color Composition
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On black paper using colored pencils, draw a still life arrangement of 5 to 7 objects. Choose a color scheme that complements the subjects in mood and/or function. Pay close attention to composition, negative space and eye level. Not the asymmetrical balance (leaning to the right) in the composition above. In addition, balance and rhythm are reinforced by the distribution of the blues and yellows throughout the composition. Paper size: approx. 18 x 24 in.
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Beautiful Mike! Great to see one of your creations again! Jan
ReplyDeleteAnd wow, the gladd of the little bottle and well, I could go on...this was great! ~ Jan
ReplyDeleteI meant "the glass" not the gladd! lol Miss your class Mr. Smith! ~ jan
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