Art.

LCD is over, so here is some of the larger pieces of art that didn't fit in the scanner. They're all huge files, and photoshop'd the same way- re-sized, cropped, and making the lights lighter and the darks darker (but not a contrast difference).
1. I think it was a self-portrait at one point, but this is the luminosity painting I did over winter break. Acrylic on Cardboard.
2. the third of the 3d glasses set, this is somewhat cubist. Charcoal and Newspaper.
3. Abstract cubist luminosity/chiaroscuro painting. Acrylic.
4. Foreground, middleground, background exercise, with normal, faux, and sfumato color palettes. Color-aid.

Vices

This is a design and color theory project based on the Seven Vices. We also had to write something to go with them. I don't know how this will translate from paper to screen, but it will be a little brighter here than how it is in real life.

LCD homework, interactions of color

Value (light - dark), Intensity (saturation), and Hue (the color it is). Each small piece of paper is affected by the field color around it, which changes a property of the color. This is straight out of Josef Albers.


You can really see how each color got changed through the camera lens. I have the most trouble judging intensity, because it often looks like value.


Done on color-aid paper, which is expensive, nasty, and doesn't agree with rubber cement.


Intensity
Hue
Value