Kathryn R- Color Uses Posted on November 2, 2015 by ksreichert For the bezold pieces, I changed the background from green to red. I thought it was interesting to see the interaction of the cool versus warm colors play out. The orange circles really pop against the green background and move to the front of the picture. They obviously blend more with the red and appear further away. I used what I think are mild discord colors- pink, yellow ochre and pale ultramarine. The color isn’t as off-putting as I usually find discordant combos and I thought were fun for this geometric rose design. Expression color was the most interesting and enjoyable to me. I used only blues to color in this house looking out into the yard. I chose blue to convey night only the idea that it was nighttime, but to give the idea of quiet and stillness.
For the bezold pieces, I changed the background from green to red. I thought it was interesting to see the interaction of the cool versus warm colors play out. The orange circles really pop against the green background and move to the front of the picture. They obviously blend more with the red and appear further away.
I used what I think are mild discord colors- pink, yellow ochre and pale ultramarine. The color isn’t as off-putting as I usually find discordant combos and I thought were fun for this geometric rose design.
Expression color was the most interesting and enjoyable to me. I used only blues to color in this house looking out into the yard. I chose blue to convey night only the idea that it was nighttime, but to give the idea of quiet and stillness.