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EXPRESSION OF COLOUR, Tech Specs, 4. Colour Harmonies, THE COLOUR THEIRY…
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We Present to the Class our Final Assessment on A3 paper mounted on the Black Cardboard. This is Final Art-piece representing our knowledge on the COLOUR WHEEL and THE TINTS, TONES & SHADES along with our message our artwork is reflecting!
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ASSESSED BY THE FINAL ART PIECE I painted on A3 Acrylic PAPER, A QUIZ & SUBMISSION OF EVD
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1) Meanings & Thought Associations
2) Traditional Meanings, Symbols or Rituals
3) Fashion, Healing, Mood Vibrations
4) Marketing Brands, Logos & Business Identities
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6. Our 9 thumbnails reduced to three, the ones with best feedback I chose & this was when my mind changed ultimately to be the coloured lightbulbs. Feedback indicated a strong response.
7. Need to sketch another thumbnail relating to my change from 'blocks' to 'lightbulbs' for feedback
8 Looked for more images to use as a guide of inspiration for my new 'lightbulb' representation and in colour theory impacting on 'thought process'
This was to be our 1st steps towards completing our final Art Piece on A3 Paper, Scanned and mounted on blackboard for a 10cm border.
3. We sketched 9 thumbnails in class, ready for some feedback,
4. These Thumbnails were the result of our Ideation broken down. For me it was the "Thought Processing" and how 'Colours Impact on how we think'
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TIMELINE
INTRO TO COLOUR, HOW TO UNPACK & SUBMIT ASSESSMENTS
WEEK ONE
2) Explanation of the Brief & the 3 documents needed to Upload and Save into our Folders. a) The importance in our filing; is the Universal pages for submission b) The importance of saving files/ Not relying on USB
1) Learnt about the many file types when saving documents 1a) Regarding the needs of High Quality Print vs Docs on the WEB
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2. We also learned how to conduct an appropriate analysis of another artists artwork like what our one is to represent.
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To understand & the skills required in exploring the Use of Colour and applying them to Colour Theory
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