A great place to catch up on what we are doing in class and see some outstanding student artwork!
"Spring's Rebirth"
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Featured Artists: Abstract Color Wheel Vol. 2
Chloe C.
Shannon F.
Veronica T.
Tristian W.
Payton P.
Justyce B.
Shelby S.
Austin K.
Jack W.
Natalie H.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Symmetrical Radial Design: Color Scheme Painting
We began by folding a square piece of paper into a rectangle, then back into a smaller square, and finally into a triangle. Then the symmetrical radial design begins with drawing four basic lines with black crayon, not too complex but not too boring either, this is one eighth of the design.
Now we repeat this process of folding over and smooshing the crayon lines again. This time from one quarter to another quarter. After rubbing we retraced the faint lines again, now we have one half of the design.
As you can imagine, we repeat this process one last time transferring one half to the other half. This completes the symmetrical radial design!
To finalize this color mixing unit, we were given the freedom to select a color scheme to paint the design. Students learned about complementary and analogous color schemes. Students then picked their favorite to complete the project. The complementary color scheme uses two colors across from each other on the color wheel: red/green, yellow/violet, and blue/orange. The analogous color scheme uses three colors in a row on the color wheel like red, red-violet, and violet. (Above is an example of a complementary color scheme using red and green)
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