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A little framing to the left or right can make a difference. I like my buddy looking around. This looks more natural.
Joseph Albers color illusion exercise. Stare at the point where the two colors meet and watch how the curled line takes on the color of the field opposite it...while verifying that the color of the line is exactly the same on both sides. The lesson: color is contextual; what you perceive depends on what surrounds it.
1920 Gouache, watercolor, and pencil on paper
12 7/16 X 9 7/16 IN. (31.4 X 24.0 CM.)
Gift of Joseph H. Hirshhorn, 1972
Accession Number: 72.9
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Here are a few of the pictures I took for the composition EC assignment! The composition theme they follow is repeating shapes and lines. These are just a couple examples, there's more on my Flickr page!
This photo is very unique to me because although it was sunny out when I took it, the branches of the tree created a shady effect. I like how the needles of the pine tree are so crisp against the clouds in the background. I also tried to incorporate the rule of thirds by having the pinecones off center.
Location: Local Park: Bohemia, NY