Colors, many of them, this was an exercise to learn combine acrylic colors to come out with another one, in this exercise not every color came as expected, so I had to ask around for tips to get the color that I wanted. The color wheel (biggest work in pic) was fun, but it was a pain to my eyes, I needed precision (which also required a very fine brush) due to the small area, the white areas are intentional. I think that if I had colored all areas it would have lost some impact.
The first picture, which I can watermelon, was meant to be an exercise using complementary colors, I also had the bright idea of using tints for those complementary colors... I like watermelon.
The second picture, the small pink spiral, is the result of me playing with tint, tone and shade. It is a monochromatic exercise.
The forth picture, the analogous exercise, was only meant to have 3 colors, but I ran into a problem, I did not want to have the same color in to adjacent sections... I finished the project with 6 colors so It became a double analog work.
The fifth picture was my random project... Oh the liberty!!! and also, my eyes!!!
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