Color space

Later, with the development of science and technology, the painter's understanding of light gradually in-depth, and the relationship between light and color is also more profound understanding, so this time the Western landscape painting color expression is more abundant. Through the works of Monet we can see the Western landscape painting on the color performance of the meticulous and beautiful. Art image is to express the communication between the heart and the outside world, "dare to use the…

of that of a wolf that is ready to attack. This man is different in many way, first of all he is of a higher rank this can be pointed out by the star one his shoulder and also has what look like a medal of some sort. This man t is wearing different color than the sheep; he has red intertwined in the…

the three co-determined characteristics such as size, color and the ability to change the pixel. To begin, the size of the artwork is relatively small compared to the computer screen itself. The size of the canvas that the artist chooses to draw on is zoomed in and seems to be a decent size, but the final product is only about an inch wide. This gives the artist to see exactly what he or she has created instead of working in a small cramped space seen on the left side of the screen. There is a…

glass to examine a brooch clasped close to her chest. Light and shadow are used to create the illusion of depth on the young man’s form; he almost appears to be three dimensional as he gazes at her portrait. The colors on the woman’s portrait are bright, involving the primary colors at a greater intensity than anywhere else in the painting. In addition, the value of the woman’s…

image but it comes closest to this category. The image largely consists of the sky and foggy mountains giving the image a mostly light blue or low intensity red. Yosemite at this time of day is full of cool calming colors that make one feel safe, and comforted but also some warm color from the trees and the shading around them. The mix of cool and warm gives the beholder a feeling of relaxation and awe. The over all value of Yosemite (Burnt Forest & Half Dome) would be dark but in such a light…

eventually became part of the Hudson River School of Painters. This painting displayed a beautiful form of light, in which it completely enlightened the emphasis and focal point of the image. The mountains brought upon a peaceful sense within the vibrating colors of the mountains. Overall the natural surroundings within the atmosphere allowed there to be a significant amount of movement and beauty without actually moving the image. Before the creation…

Most of the lines in the print are static, though lines near the knitting portion of the print tend to be more active, conveying a sense of activity and motion (her knitting). Many of the lines are assertive and give depth and color to the print. However, many other lines are subservient and create boundaries and form, such as the lines that create the hands and arms of the woman as well as the lines that create and sense of separation between her neck and her…

Ana Shafer Experience at The Fralin Museum of Charlottesville David Malangi Daymirringu | Michael Krueger Murayana the Yirritja Honey Man | Changing of the Guards 1989 | 2012 Natural ochres on wood, feathers, and resin | Lithograph 1990.7008.029 | 2013.4 My Experience at the Fralin Museum The Fralin Museum of Art in Charlottesville wasn’t like any museum I’ve ever gone too. My experience at the Fralin was subpar when compared to my expectations. In such a modest building the rooms had…

The first thing I see is it’s blue color. It is illuminated through many panels of Plexiglas and gives me the feeling of mysterious and calm. The second thing I noticed is that the sculpture itself has an abstract concept. The broken Plexiglas signifies the sharp edges of the ice and the more dangerous, mysterious side of an iceberg, but the light in the middle calms that feeling and instead, reflecting the pureness and the peacefulness of the ice. Plexiglas are 2D, but stacking it and making a…

various hard-edged geometrical shapes that overlap each other and are purposefully placed in the center of the canvas, resolved with a palette comprised of mostly muted secondary colors. The arrangement of these shapes seems to suggest that the artist meant to create the illusion of an object floating…