• In figure 1 the colors that are used are complementary colors. These colors are found opposite of each other on the color wheel, but when they are used together they complement each other. In the work you see the monochromatic color palette of blues and greens, then you look at the door and it is a reddish orange. The color of the door is complemented by the blue color palette and draws your eyes to the focus point of the work, which is the red door.
• In figure 2 the shapes that are used are organic shapes. These shapes are irregular in form and come mostly from living things, with its flowing edges. In the work it looks like a road lined with trees. You can see the sky line at the very top of the page. The organic shapes make it work …show more content…
With this element the artist uses the relative size of a person or object to relay its importance. They make the most important figure in the work larger than the rest of the other figures in the picture. In this work Jesus Christ is obviously the center figure in the work. The artist has painted Christ on the cross, is portraying the famous crucifixion. I’m assuming on the left of Christ the small two figures are Mary Magdalen and Mary, Jesus’ mother. And to the right of him probably has to be Peter and another disciple. You know that Jesus is the main figure because of his size and halo on his head. He also has blood coming out of his hands and feet representing him being nailed to the cross at those same …show more content…
This element of art is the process of repeating a design element multiple times throughout a single work. The work of vivid colors and different sizes of circles make up the vibrant work. It contains the element of repetition since it is primarily made up of circles of different shapes and colors. No single circle is made up of one single color and it makes the theme of repetition even more prominent. At further analysis of the painting I found the figure at the bottom of the painting that did not really fit in to the painting, but at the end of the day the repetition of circles and colors was very
• In figure 2 the shapes that are used are organic shapes. These shapes are irregular in form and come mostly from living things, with its flowing edges. In the work it looks like a road lined with trees. You can see the sky line at the very top of the page. The organic shapes make it work …show more content…
With this element the artist uses the relative size of a person or object to relay its importance. They make the most important figure in the work larger than the rest of the other figures in the picture. In this work Jesus Christ is obviously the center figure in the work. The artist has painted Christ on the cross, is portraying the famous crucifixion. I’m assuming on the left of Christ the small two figures are Mary Magdalen and Mary, Jesus’ mother. And to the right of him probably has to be Peter and another disciple. You know that Jesus is the main figure because of his size and halo on his head. He also has blood coming out of his hands and feet representing him being nailed to the cross at those same …show more content…
This element of art is the process of repeating a design element multiple times throughout a single work. The work of vivid colors and different sizes of circles make up the vibrant work. It contains the element of repetition since it is primarily made up of circles of different shapes and colors. No single circle is made up of one single color and it makes the theme of repetition even more prominent. At further analysis of the painting I found the figure at the bottom of the painting that did not really fit in to the painting, but at the end of the day the repetition of circles and colors was very