Colour played a strong part in the design of
this particular bug. When I think of the person it was made for, the colours
turquoise and yellow always come to mind.
Colour can be a way to communicate subtle
details you notice about a person. It might be colours or tones they wear often
or decorate their homes with. It also can be used to show aspects of their
personality. For example, red can be used to demonstrate a passionate person; you
could use yellow to show someone’s sunny disposition; use soft purples and
pinks for someone who is particularly feminine.
In my experience, people who have received art
pieces that have been specially commissioned for them, are really pleased when
the colours they are drawn to or feel express them are used in their new piece
of art work.
It can be a subtle hint of a blue feather or a
vibrant green that dazzles but colour really plays a huge part in how appealing
or appalling we will find something visually.
I have found it invaluable to ask the colour
question every time I start a new project. I feel I have quite a strong
approach to colour but I think I will share more with you about that on another
day with some other examples of my work.
P.S. This is just an added photo, the lighting in it is not so hot but I like the feel of it. (Very arty I know, please excuse, but I am an artist)
I was definitely struck by the colours when I saw this on FB first. They bright and playful the bug looks ready for flight! :D
ReplyDeleteAh thanks Joanne. She just might start fluttering any moment!;)
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