PROJECT #4
COLOR THEORY and
NON-OBJECTIVE COMPOSITION
Objective:
This project will use the application of
color theory combined with the elements and techniques presented in this class
to create non-objective compositions.
Materials:
-
Bristol Board/ Matte Board/ Illustration Board
- Black
and colored Markers
-
Pencil
- Paint (primary colors with black and white
only)
- Razor knife or scissors
Procedure:
Step 1
Using the
provided format create a color wheel with paint that displays knowledge
of mixing the primary colors to create secondary and tertiary colors. This preliminary study should also include tints, shades, and dulled intensities as described in the attached color wheel format/explanation. Note: this preliminary study must be done with paint.
Step 2
Create 3 non-objective compositions that are
10”X10” with paint, markers, or both that have the following attributes:
Composition
#1 -complimentary colors with
tints and shades
Composition
#2 -analogous colors with a warm
tone
Composition
#3 -analogous colors with a cool
tone
All compositions must use the following
elements from the previous projects:
-use of
radial, symmetric, and asymmetric compositions
-use of
line variants
-use of
texture
-use of
value and color variation
-use of
tessellated pattern
Note: All hues within any composition must not
blend or fade and must be separated by a black line.
Presentation:
-The preliminary study and all 3 designs
should be presented in the designated size formats.
TIPS FOR SUCCESS:
-Resolve the composition with pencil
first before using markers or paint.
-If you intend to use paint, execute your
project on illustration board
-Adhere to all ideas and techniques
presented in class for good craftsmanship
Josh Dillinger
Kyle Fowler
analogous color composition demo by Jake Allee
complementary color composition with lime green and crimson by Jake Allee
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| Troy Hubert |
Zach Wilson
Zach Wilson
Sean Armitage
Zach Wilson
Cassidy Maes
