Copy-paste the link to your Light Project (use the address on the SET or ALBUM page) in the comment section here. Post it as soon as you have the pallet in the set. Project must be completed by 5/14. See full directions to project.
NOTE: Please put the NAME OF YOUR ARTIST on your set. I will add the picture of your pallet to your comment here.
CLICK ON PALLETS TO SEE EACH PROJECT.
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I had a fun time doing it.
We also had a lot of fun looking at them and upchucking our breakfast ice cream at the final crit! Seriously, good work!
Nice work based on the one painting. If there were more time I would have asked you to include a wider range of paintings as color source.
I’m seeing the Thiebaud pallet. Nice. With more time, it would be good to see the group of photos unified to work more tightly as a whole.
Recent article, Bye Bye Banksy from Mission Local.
I see the pallet for Banksy in the group of photos. They just need a larger sense of unity between them – maybe limited just to instruments or statues.
man i really really really liked the flower and the last picture…nice editing skills
I really like the pictures. They are very nice.
There are some real gems in this group – with your cropping and grouping – even when accidentally!
Hey victoria, If you think they still have weaknesses and you don’t use photoshop, you still have time to try taking more pictures with specific color pallet in mind and tighter crops. Think of them as paintings.
I love Hung Liu’s work, but I also feel sad looking at it. She paints thickly with lots of linseed oil. With time, most of her work will suffer a lot of cracking.
The mirror photo is beautiful. The set is unified by subject and I see some of the pallet – I just don’t get Liu’s beautiful blacks and reds in these photos. And I get the feeling that the photos could use some tighter cropping (not by rules but by your gut).
PS. No, I don’t think Hung Liu’s work will crack. Oil is pretty well tested, even thick.
Nice pallet. Title your set “Light Project: ARTIST NAME”
I think the only place I really see Gauguin’s color pallet is in the last few photos – the flower for sure. Otherwise his beautiful, saturated colors are mostly missing in the photos. They are in your pallet though.
I’m putting the pallets on each one – but, Joel, you should put these into a set. Go to ‘organize & create’ and choose ‘sets’
Ah, thanks for the heads up. It is done.
great. I fixed the link. Now just add the pallet to your set (you can replace one of you photos)
I really like some of the contrast in some of your pictures with the white roses. They pop so well.
Still no pallet in set… otherwise photos have a sense of Manet – except maybe for a particular blue?
I really get a sense of Kilgallen’s color pallet in this set – nice work.
Nice set for Van Der Weyden. The closeups are the strongest – especially the gold in the first shot!
Fantastic!
i really like how you captured the spirit of the classroom with andy warhol’s style.
Thanks for making Andy Warhol’s style so much fun. I always hated how popular his work was, but you made it interesting again. I really like what you did to make this project your own.
I really liked the colors. They were very interesting. The pictures were very nice.
This was a fun interpretation of Warhol.. and even a little reminder of The Factory (minus the super stars and hipsters). Nice work!
Karen, your project reikes of awesomeness!!! = )
Can you put these all into a set? Also this project is all about COLOR. These do not show the variety of colors used by Shepard Fairey in his works. Look through his site again.
It works well when you have the figure in bright colors standing or sitting in front of wallpaper patterns. For a Matisse pallet I think you need the backgrounds to also be saturated in order for there to be strong contrast of hue like Matisse’s. I’m thinking of this image or this one.
nice designs
Nice work! These seem like a language. I say keep going and add those characters too.
I changed the link to the new set for you – much improved! Nice work. Good sense of Hockney colors.
These are interesting images – a good documentation. As far as Doze Green’s pallet, that could have been explored a little more specifically to get those dull greens, dark reds and different blues that he uses.
Sarah, I’ll replace the pallet once it is up.
Sarah, your work reminds me of our 2-D class last semester. All that collage work must have been fun (especially since you didn’t have to make a graphite reproduction of it after =P). I really like how playful your compositions are.
These are beautiful little experiments that get the feel of Murakami and his color sensibility. Nice work.
Fatima, Images must be original – shot by you. Be sure to upload the color chart
Good set. It gets the feel of your pallet and seems to capture Murakami’s overall color.
I love his paintings!!! ^-^
AHH!! i love how unified your pictures are
Your pictures are very nice. I love the colors.
Nice work capturing Raymonds color pallet! – even coca cola!
Some of these photos are very beautiful, although I would have preferred photos composed and shot specifically for this project. I think if you had, the colors might have been less low-saturation and closer to Diebenkorn’s whole pallet.
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