Category: Student Posts (Page 10 of 40)

This is a project responding to migrant deaths along the Arizona-Mexico border due to dehydration, Humane Borders designed a system for placing water in the desert. More than 100 water stations, small tanks painted blue—the universal color of water—and tagged “AGUA” with a 30-foot-high pole and flag to increase visibility, have been deployed throughout southern Arizona, dispensing more than 100,000 gallons of water since 2001. A poster outlining the dangers of migrating on foot through the desert is distributed in shelters south of the border.

https://collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/420777949/

Work Time: 30 mins

Two Color Progression

This picture had two color progression because the flower had changed its color from magenta to pink.

Tint Progression

The orange had made a tint progression as it gets closer to the bottom. The orange had become more desaturated with white.

Shade Progression

This picture had a shade progression because the blue had become more desaturated toward  black as it get closer to the upper left corner.

Work Time: 1hr

I have learned many things in this project. In phase 2 I learned that colors can have illusions due to the shades of the color and shifting color. This project was difficult because it was difficult to see the color interactions. It was difficult, but after a while I started to see the differences. I enjoyed the this project and I thought it was really fun to see how colors go together. I feel like this project didn’t need to post it on Bristol paper because it is all online and where I had to print the paper it costed money.

phase 1

phase 2

phase 3