Color Wheel Studies
One of the ways to begin to understand color is to create designs and even paintings which require you to manipulate color in very specific ways. The next several paintings are designs based on the 12 colors of the color wheel using tints and tones with monochromatic, analogous, and complementary color schemes.
Color Wheel Design, Acrylic on Paper
FW Color Designs #1, Acrylic on Museum Board
FW Color Designs #2, Acrylic on Museum Board
The next two paintings are based on all 12 colors of the color wheel using tints and tones but in a regular painting format.
Geisha with Sun and Rain, 15 x 22 Watercolor on Paper
Piggy and Rhino Play Dress-up, 17 x 23 Acrylic on Paper
The next three works are based on analogus, complementary and split complementary color schemes.
FW Blues 1212, 6 x 6 acrylic on wood
Sun Geisha #2010, Watercolor on paper
Geisha of the Cool Afternoon, 15 x 22 Tempera on Paper
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