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When completing these exercises , it was bit strenuous, since I didn’t have a clear understanding of the term saturation I wasn’t able to complete the exercises accurately . However, I now have a better understanding of the saturation and hopefully I will get better with phase 3.
Chromatic Gray Studies – Exercise #1 & 2:
Muted Color Studies – Exercise #1 & 2:
Prismatic Color Studies – Exercise #1 & 2:
Work Spent: 1st piece 2 hours , 2nd piece 2hours , 3rd piece 1hour
When creating the color wheel, It was bit difficult because my partner and I wanted to create something different, but not go off topic. Our concept was using hair as the color wheel and representing different cultural backgrounds .
Work Spent : 3 hours
2 hours
2hrs
1hr
Chromatic Gray 1 & 2
Muted Color 1 & 2
Prismatic Color 1 & 2
Doughnut color wheel
This is a doughnut color wheel. I thought it was a good idea to make the color wheel as a doughnut because it is already a circle. I also thought that it would be creative if the sprinkles would be the color.
I worked 2 hours and 30 min on this project.
Throughout this project, it was fun and creative, this is because we created a different image of ourselves and no one could possibly think it came from our portrait. I learned how to use gouache paint. This was a challenging part for me, the color that I wanted to get, it did not look similar to the original image. I would retry painting my broad image over and over again. The narrow composition was easy to convert it to Photoshop. What I learned from this project, that could be helpful in the next, is using gouache paint and the amount of color being used.
Chromatic Gray Studies – Exercise# 1 & 2
Muted Color Studies – Exercise# 1 & 2
Prismatic Color Studies – Exercise# 1 & 2
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