The underlying energy of an image is often determined by deliberate color choice. Complementary Colors are those that are opposite each other on the color wheel (Red and Green, Yellow and Purple, Orange and Blue). When used together, these combinations create a certain vibration or resonance within the image. For this challenge, make an image that employs this principle of color theory.
Complementary colors, please
2d or 3D
Any surface, any medium
Drawing from direct observation preferred where possible.
One-week deadline: You have until May 24, so get drawing! Send your images to RNAC.workshops@gmail.com.
Twin Lights, by Leslie HeffronDoodling in Contrasts, by Cynthia Roth
Wild Columbine, by Helen Tory
Growth, by Joyce RoesslerPraying Mantis, by Linda Bourke
The Vase, Orchid and Under the Sea, by Theresa TestaverdeStorm Warning, by Jonathan Hively
Too Much Fun, by Paul TrefryNot My Favorite Colors Together, by Candace StellaAbstract Construction, by Len BurgessRed Umbrella, by Jane HivelyComplements, by Donna CaseldenRecon 5132, by Matt Cegelis
Directions to Spring, by Jane HivelyLooking at You, by Randolph KeltsRed-Haired Girl Napping, by Claire Wyzenbeek
En Guard, by Kathleen G. Archer
Weavings, by Ken King
Old Friend, by Claire Wyzenbeek
Complements, by Kat MasellaMeadow, by Ken KingLure, by Linda Bourke
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