For this composition I used the element of surprise using nostalgia. When thinking about the emotion surprise, one's mind is drawn to surprise birthday parties as a child. Using a bold red background, I draw the viewer in. The colors cyan, magenta, yellow and green contrast against the background, which sharply strikes the eye. Sporadically putting the rectangular figures on the page, I rotate some of the rectangles to create change. The larger, darker red rectangle coming from the corner of the page gives the illusion of a tube where the confetti is popping out of; just like a sweet, unexpected surprise.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Black and White and Gray All Over
For this composition, black textiles serve as the focal point. At the top of the composition lies a spectrum of squares and rectangles that begin with a solid black and lead the eye in the right direction, ending with white. The textiles connect the aforementioned shapes to the circular shapes in the lower left-hand side. Because the above shapes are darker colors, the circular shapes even out the colors because of the cooler grays and smaller, solid blacks circles.
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