Which will work better in your design, a limited or wide range of hues?
-I think a wide range of hues will work best for my project because I'm going for an artsy, trippy feel. It's my desire to create art and my art is usually very vibrant, so I'll stick to that theme.
What happens when your composition is dominated by earth colors and chromatic grays? How does it change when an intense color is added?
-If this happens, your project could look dull, dark, or serious; objects could get lost in the dull colors. Adding a variety of colors could make it look playful and eye-catching.
What are the differences in use of color in Andrew Wyeth's Wind from the Sea and Richard Diebenkorn's Interior with Book?
-In Wyeth's painting, the colors are earthy and toned down. It creates a somber mood, as if someone was looking out the window and pondering something. Nothing really pops out, which lets you choose the main subject for yourself and study the piece in its entirety. In Diebenkorn's painting, the colors are vibrant and have a contrast of cool and warm. My eyes are drawn towards the green stripe in the middle, which pops because of its brightness. It's hard to find the subject because my eyes dart from one place to the next because of the constant change in colors.
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