COLOUR STUDY

Following work shown here are some of the work done during the FVD colour sessions, what interesting was to understand colours in a non convention way. The making of colour wheel through various objects gave us a better understanding on colour as we were being more observant about the colours in our environment.

Fig: Colour wheel through various random object clicked separately and later put together.

Fig: Colour wheel through various coloured fabrics.

Fig: Colour wheel through fabric clips.

Fig: Capturing shade and tint in natural objects around me.

Fig: Warm and Cool colours

Fig: Analogous colour

Fig: Complimentary colours.

Fig: Split Complementary colours

Fig: Monochrome Colours

Fig: Capturing the effect of different lights on different colours was an experiment I truly enjoyed.

Fig: Study of light interaction with a nearby surrounding at various hours of a day to understand how intensity of light changes colour.

Fig: Study of light interaction with a nearby surrounding at various hours of a day in greyscale, to understand the differences in the tones.

Fig: In this exercise we had to take our selfies in various times and light, But while clicking the photos I was getting more concerned about how I was looking then to focus more on the light and colour, so I left that Idea and worked with different coloured fabrics at different times and light to understand the colour interaction.

In the following photographs we exercised clicked pictures and later changing the colour to come up with a different perspective to it. This exercise was really interesting as well as challenging.

Fig left top to bottom: The original pic of the shiva dol(temple) ; Changes in colour to give a very cyberpunk feel, a feel of toxicity ; Changes in colour to give a very symbolic and spiritual perspective ; Changes in colours to give a very vintage feel.

Fig top left to bottom: In this picture the colours were changed keeping different cultures in head; Original picture ; Changes in colour to give an islamic (persian)feel ; Colours changed to give an oriental feel ; Colours changed to give a late 90’s disco era feel.

Fig top left to bottom: Here I changed the colours to emit various emotions by looking as each of them individually.; Original pic and colour ; Coloures changed to give a bright and happy feeling ; Coloures changed to give a very gloomy and horror like feel ; Coloures changes to give a very subtle and soothing feel.

GLIMPSE OF MY COLOUR DIARY -

Following are some of the work done in my colour diary during this course, I felt that apart from the digital and non convention way of getting to colours our practice through hand is also important, so here I basically focused of exploring colours through theory and through pigmented colours.

Fig: Study of tints and shades of various colours in poster colours medium.

Fig : This was the second class where I was learning about colours and the topic structural colours got my attraction.

Fig : This is where I was trying to get a knowledge of how colours first came in but through a not so boring way.

Fig : This is when we were going through the SLA classes and was inspired by mudras to come up with this pattern.