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Paintings and color schemes

-oil on canvas   Cool color scheme VS Warm color scheme

The painting on the left was a cool color scheme. I have since gone back and tried to warm it up some but still it looks much cooler by comparison to this warm color scheme on the right. The warm color scheme looks much more inviting than the cool color scheme. When you think about it most people do not enjoy  being cold, so a warm color scheme is usually much more attractive.

“I know thy works, that thou art neither cold nor hot: I would thou wert cold or hot. So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my mouth.” Revelation 3:15-16

God even explains this in a spiritual sense to the believer. He would rather we be on fire for God or cold to him. If we are cold maybe later we will get on fire for him again. But if we stay lukewarm and indifferent, instead of hot or cold the chances of us turning around and getting on fire for God are slim.

SPLIT COMPLIMENTARY COLOR SCHEME

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Oil on Board 32×40 “Pots Done in Palette Knife”-Split-complimentary color scheme:

oil on canvas 24×16 “Pot’s Still Life”-Split-complimentary color scheme

This is done by using the two colors next to the opposite color on my color wheel (mine would be yellow, blue-violate, and red-violate.

oil on board 12×4 “Butterfly”-Split-complimentary color scheme

water color on paper 8×10 “Empty Cafe”–Split-complimentary color scheme

MONOCHROMATIC COLOR SCHEME

acrylic on paper 8×10 “Tiger Eye” -This is a monochromatic color scheme where you would use one color and change the value or intensity of it.

Oil on Canvas 16×20 Monochromatic color scheme

water color on paper 12×8 “oranges”-Monochromatic color scheme

ANALOGOUS COLOR SCHEME

water color on paper 3×5 “Frog in Pond”-Analogous color scheme-using one color from the color wheel like (blue) and the two colors on either side of it like green and purple.

water color on paper 8×10 “fan art”-Analogous color scheme

water color on water color paper 8×10 “Angry Tiger”-Analogous color scheme

16×20 oil on canvas -Analogous color scheme

COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME

water color on paper 8×10 “buffalo Field”-Complementary color scheme:

This one is done by using one dominant color (mine is yellow) and the color opposite to it on the color wheel (blue) then using black and white to make different values on these colors.

oil on canvas 8×12 “Sunflower Field”-complementary color scheme

TRIADIC COLOR SCHEME

water color on canvas 16×20 ” Cats”-

Triadic color scheme:

This is done by using colors that make a triangle on your color wheel (mine are red, blue, and yellow) then use black and white to get different values.

water color on paper 12×16 “Reflections”-Triadic color scheme:

watercolor on paper 8×10 ” Fishing”-Triadic color scheme

Acrylic on Canvas 16×20 fan art-Triadic color scheme

Acrylic on canvas 16×20 fanart-Triadic color scheme:

oil on canvas 12×8 fan art-Triadic color scheme:

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