Color

Here is a poster for a Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser I would some day like to hold in memory of a friend of mine.  It was designed to be over a black background with white font, but here it is with out black or white. 

Color

Here are my color wheels and scales.  For my wheel, I found a blank template online that I really liked, and simply colored it myself.  I like that there are three circles for the primary colors, squares for the secondary, and triangles for all the in between hues. 

Below are the scales I did.  I did a scale of 13, I believe, hues for blue into white, blue into red, and yellow into red. 

 

 

 

Self Portrait

Here is my self portrait, using only the grayscale patterns and textures from a few weeks back.  This picture was taken of me on vacation last year, but is one of my favorite photos.  I used Photoshop to create layer masks for each of the patterns.  This was a really fun project. 

Illusion of Space and Motion

We were tasked this week with finding 3 representations of illusion of space and 3 representations of 3 illusions of space, and were asked to illustrate how they represent their respective principle.  For illusion of space, I chose the following principles:

Aerial Perspective
Multipoint perspective
Overlapping

Below are the pieces, with the explanations of their use edited onto the art itself.

Aerial Perspective:

http://www.julieeastman.com/Depicting_Distance.html

Multipoint Perspective

 

http://odditielite.blogspot.com/2010/10/chapter-10-vocabulary.html

Overlapping:

http://courses.byui.edu/art110_new/art110/week09/overlapping.html

The three principles of motion that I chose are:
blurred lines
anticipated motion
repeated figure

Here are the pieces I chose:

Blurred Lines:

http://www.hustlerofculture.com/photos/uncategorized/114327348_2413684d4e.jpg

Anticipated motion:

http://brentlewellen.blogspot.com/2011/05/anticipated-motion.html

 

Repeated Figure

http://images.fineartamerica.com/images-medium/daisy-in-motion-howard-mendelson.jpg