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The color I chose for my partner, Gabriela, would be a muted purple with a bit of blue because I see her as a well-organized person. I also see her as being more reserved, calm and cool-headed. The symbol I used for her would be a deer to show that while she is gentle, she can be strong when she needs to be.
Hours Taken: 2 hours
By Aaron Hollingsworth
ShanShan and I created a paired color identities with simultaneous constrast. I chose the color blue for ShanShan because she is shy, intelligent and relax. We chose the color green as our influence color because we wanted to make the theme about nature. A symbol representing her is a tree, because when I think of a tree, I imagine a person laying back on the tree reading a book and relax.
Hours Worked: 2 Hours
Chromatic Gray Studies
Shifting Value with Color
Shifting Hue, Not Value
Shifting Hue and Value
Hours Worked: 3 Hours
The left picture is the atmospheric perspective of the sky in Alaska. I see these colors combining together and different shades of blue and orange. I see tint of purple and greenish color and I think that no color is being center of attention. It catches the person interest towards above then slowly down in the composition. In the second picture it shows a person head with different colors. There are colors and different shades of it because of the background color surrounding it. For instance, the blue looks light on the orange but not in the red.
Total Hours: 2
This is our color interactions. We all have a different action going on in our color box. The theme is ginger bread people and we all put our personality’s as a ginger bred person. The one in the far left is a ginger bread person singing. The middle gingerbread person is lifting weights. The one in the far right is sleeping. I worked 2 hours on this project.
Work time: 2hrs
greyscale
value not hue
hue not value
hue and value
work time: 1 hr
Hours Worked: 1.5 hours
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