Professor Diana Schoenbrun | COMD 3313 | SP22
Read the article and write brief response. Consider these questions in your response?
Do you think Protest art makes an impact beyond the design community? Do you think it can be an emotional outlet or a way for people to connect with others? Have you ever created art for a protest for a march? Which image do you find the most captivating and why?
Extra Credit: Create you own Protest Art design in your sketchbook
You can choose your own topic.
When i color, i am usually attracted to very warm colors like yellow, pink, red etc. Vibrant colors like these can really pull you into a piece of art and can look attractive on anything like candy, food, fruits and other edibles. I would only use cold colors if i want to give a very heavy tone to something or to maybe mix the two when i want something complementary to make things pop. My attraction to warm colors could be linked to how much i liked candy growing up and my liking of the vaporwave aesthetic which also combined cold and warm colors.
The color choices I normally make are usually with warm, bright, or complementary colors. I normally enjoy seeing the colors yellow, orange and red together (warm colors), because they give a sense of a warming emotion and I enjoy calm feelings. With complementary, I usually love how blue and orange look together, or yellow and purple. Overall, I normally love the color yellow, the different hues and tones. Preferably golden yellow is my favorite color. I think I choose these colors because I feel I’m personally a warm person, someone who anyone could come to, to talk about things, vent, or would want some comfort. These colors specifically remind me of summertime, and that is my favorite time of the year, feeling the warm sun on my skin and going to the beach to enjoy it.
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