Showing posts with label Dan Bartges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan Bartges. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Second Pass and Exhibition

Maybe this one is over the top. This morning while looking at Pat's garden, I thought of a garden long ago. When I was a kid, my neighbor behind our house had a labyrinthine garden, with nooks and crannies, cool shadowy areas under fruit trees, wet pavements, exotic plants and vegetables. I was always thrilled when I was invited to look or help. Her name was Sofie. She was a wise woman.

I almost forgot. The Bartges book focuses upon using a color chart to consider the six color schemes when composing a picture, or rescuing one: monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split complementary, triadic and tetradic. More later.

Also, I am participating in an exhibition called "common places" at studio21south in North Adams, MA., which opens this weekend. Here's the link: http://studio21south.blogspot.com/p/common-places.html

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

First Pass

This is a first pass. I am going to try another color variation tomorrow.

When I was at the library yesterday, a book threw itself off the shelf at me. I picked it up wondering what it could be. Color Is Everything by Dan Bartges. Ok, I needed that.