#color composition

[crypticscarecrow]

QUICK COLOR COMPOSITION TIP! (From my Adobe Classes, which is transferrable to any supportable art programs!)

Something I've learned from class I REALLY wish I learned earlier!! It's super handy to use even for scene composition with backgrounds, but I'm still in the process of learning that one myself!

[slashfuhrer]

I want to talk about the color scheme of The Basement Scene in the Killing Of A Sacred Deer ! Because it. Is. Amazing.

The whole thing has something of an under-seawater-quality to it. A damp bluish-green dominates the color palette:

the floor, the pool table cover, Martin's pajamas and his eyes are all of this color, and the white walls and ceiling are bathed in a shadow of the same color.

(i love that they got his eyes to seemingly be greenish as well, it's so pretty)

Steven is just a bit askew from that palette — instead of a lighter blue-green, he's a darker blue-gray, much like the shadows in the recesses of the basement that we see behind Martin. Murkier waters.

But the watery blues, greens, and grays are ripped through by three splashes of red:

the reddish glint of the ceiling light (whoever actually saw that type of lamp ever have a reddish glint, I never have, so here it looks pretty intentional)

the garish red carpet (looks pretty out of place on that green floor, which I presume was the intended effect)

the blood on Martin

thank you for coming to my braindead ted talk

this is like my fifth post about The Basement Scene but I just have so many feelings about it

[teuscher-butlaix]

Colours Cafe via Instagram 👉 https://www.instagram.com/p/DKEqrnighMu/

»Orange ist eine warme, energiegeladene Farbe, die Kreativität, Enthusiasmus und Veränderung symbolisiert. Sie ist kräftig, verspielt und aufmerksamkeitsstark.«

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[fashionbooksmilano]

Farb-Design in der Fotografie

Harald Mante

Otto Maier Verlag, Ravensburg 1970, 108 pages, 27x26cm, ISBN 347 360 14 5-4

euro 45,00

Harald Mante (born March 29, 1936, in Berlin) is a German photographer, artist, and designer. Since 1960 Mante had a great influence on the German color photography. He was in second generation a Bauhaus student and transformed the ideas of the famous masters of the Bauhaus into photography. His text books on composition and color design are known worldwide.

01/06/24

[zerocard]

[horizontaldrawing]

sophie taeuber-arp, composition verticale-horizontale, 1916

[eluneth]

After very slowly noodling on a bunch of little color comps for this disconsolate faun, I’m still not sold on any of the results. But @simply-sithel seemed to like the magenta/purple the most, while J. liked the third option, the gold + blue-green. Anyone else want to venture some opinions? Maybe the issue was that I got locked into about the same shade of greenery, and it would shake things up to go in an autumnal direction...

[theeyefeeder]

Jesus Perea