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I found this image of this vase in one of the digital tables at the Cooper Hewitt Museum. It was given to Christopher Dresser and manufactured by Minton’s Art Pottery Studio. There are different shades of blue from this point of view, and that is what caught my attention. It is dated 1870s and was acquired in 1998. It is a medium glazed porcelain, and part of the Product Design and Decorative Arts department.
two-color progression
shade progression
In this final project it was a really interesting. This project was very fun because we had to design and take pictures. The trip to the museum was also very fun. The attractiveness was very fun. I learned how to properly set up the colors of a picture and how to properly export a picture to have the most high resolution. This project overall was fun yet not so much difficult. This was class was very fun and interesting and i hope to see everyone again.
In this Project, I learned the colors used in a composition and the dominant, sub-dominant, accent, and tint colors would be. What I believe I could have done better is create the waves more realistic and show more black. From what I learned in this project that I could apply in anything project would be knowing what colors are common and be able to make them fit together.
https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/schmerlerspevackfylcfa16/2016/12/15/color-interaction-phase-3-5/
Group project with Donasia and Ely
Hours taken: 1 hour
I chose both of these images because I really like how each image blends in on it’s own. The first one has a night time sky setting in, with the lights reflecting on the water. The second shows off different colored leaves on the tree, showing that autumn is beginning.
I really enjoyed this project because it was fun to work with color and I got a better understanding of how colors should be used. I enjoyed learning about complementary colors. I didn’t enjoy the gouache phase of the project even though I did like the way my color wheel turned out. The most fun I had was working in photoshop to create my poster. I really enjoyed the cold color scheme and style of the poster and overall learned a lot with this project.
Time worked on: 1 hour
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