Color space

very closely and see the paint on the canvas flow through each brush stroke, see the colors expand and blur, and see how the lights play off the soft, vibrant colors. Watch the swirls expand out into an infinite space in time . The paint flies beyond the canvas and the shadows and reflections blur into one. The pinks, blues, reds, yellows, oranges, purples, and browns blend together to create a symphony of colors. There is a stigmata in the Lili pad brush strokes and a legato in the lines of…

Analysis with the Principles of Art and Design Intertwining with the previous chapter and analysis, Epic of American Civilization: Anglo-America (panel 15) by Jose Clemente Orozco, the visual elements (line, shape, mass, light, value, color, texture, space, and possibly time and motion) must be organized in such a way as to satisfy the artists expressive intent. And this intent is where this current chapter comes into play (chapter 5). For the artist these new elements offer guidelines for…

textured quality. The painter, Titan, painted this picture giving soft appearances of the colors. The painting doesn’t have any harsh brush strokes, and the paint seems to be very blended. The colors have a stunning radiant quality, from the light fleshy colored skin of the figures to the bright blue sky in the background; it appears that despite the hundreds of years since this painting was created, the colors are as…

highlighting colors include faint pink, yellow, orange, and golden. The remaining colors have very dark values of red, blue, and green; though, not quite black. The background wall utilizes a small range of values in the dark greys, blues, and red. Although the bright white tablecloth takes up nearly half the painting, overall the painting seems to have majority of dark tones. This allows the previously mentioned contrast of lines and shapes to be heightened by a strong contrast of colors. Even…

and major; it should be noted that I believe gender and race have a fairly significant impact on how interviewee’s gave meaning to and experienced campus, and while past conversations with students of various gender identities and with students of color indicate that this is true, I do not have any data to support this hypothesis due to my sample group being composed entirely of white women. These traits have a clear impact on what buildings the students use, how they move around campus, and how…

When I first look at the add it reminds me of daybreak. Having the colors fade from a dark orange to yellow gives it contrast and with the glow going through the middle and around the text, reminds me of sunrise breaking through the horizon. The color in the text also gave me a warm feeling, you have the sun colors and hot coffee. I the text is also bended to mimic the sun rising, the value in the text guides our eyes down to see the breakfast food. The way the text is aligned keeps your focus…

black panel) containing colored dots. By engaging the audience to identify the colors that where exactly the same on both panels, he explained that the purpose of the game was for the audience to see the world as it is. Next, Beau Lotto describes why color is important and how we use color to make sense of sensory information. First, he uses the black and white jungle scene versus the colored jungle scene to portray color perception. In particular, he outlines how individuals are unable to see a…

meaning that aspects of the work symbolize the hidden truth to the subject matter of the work. Curry’s use of formal elements and principles of design such as a strong focal point, atmospheric perspective, repetition, contrast between light and dark colors, and symbolism all elicit the depressing dark fate of the…

story. First of all, they make good use of the entire space of a theater stage. Usually in a show, performers basically move across the stage horizontally, or in other words, they move on X-axis and a little bit on Z-axis (moving forward and background). However, in Dino-Light, they create unexpected movement along Y-axis and Z-axis. The example is at the beginning of the show where two birds are flying around. The two birds occupy the entire space, even the upper part of the stage, by flying…

called Lucas I. It depicts fellow artist Lucas Samarasdepicts. The elements of design in this piece are color and shape. Up close the color in this painting is very different than if you were looking at it from a distance. From the look of the man’s face and the overall color and impression that it gives me, it gives a neutral or slight serious feeling to it. The colors are dark and cool and a color in the piece of art that shows emotion is the background is black and that shows sadness. The…