Directions
Using Robert Delaunay as an inspiration create your own unique design. Draw out your design on practice paper and turn it in to Schoology as a rough draft. Don't forget to label your colors 1. There is no limit to your color choices. You may include shades and tints, as well as, pure tones. The colors should be bright and harmonious. Colors should be painted solidly without blending or shading. 2. Limit your design elements to mostly circular forms. They can be split in half or overlap. 3. Break up the design so that there are a few sections where colors will randomly change. Study the examples of Delaunay’s work for ideas. Transfer your design to the final paper using a Lightbox. This is a hard edge painting so keep your painted edges clean and straight with minimal brush strokes. Refine Make sure your entire paper is covered with paint. Go back in and touch up any mess areas or uneven edges. |