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Final project for CG11 class at Brown University. For more design work: http://www.gbaidesign.com
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Fauve colors
a presentation for CG11by Ginmann Bai
01 The Road to Fauvism
01 The Road to Fauvism
before Fauvism, there was
and
01 The Road to Fauvism
Les fauves – The Wild Beasts (French)
01 The Road to Fauvism
…Donatello au milieu des fauves!-Louis Vauxcelles, critic
A pot of paint has been flung in the face of the public- Camille Mauclair, critic
01 The Road to Fauvism
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Impressionism
1863 1886
Neo-Impressionism, Pointillism
1887 1894
Fauvism
1905 1907
01 The Road to Fauvism
02 Science of Color
shape, texture, location
02 Science of Color
are inherent
color is not
02 Science of Color
subtractive mixing
* explains the colors that arise from mixing paints
02 Science of Color
additive mixing
* explains the colors that arisefrom mixing light
02 Science of Color
Wavelength (nm)
Nor
mal
ized
Abs
orba
nce
02 Science of Color
03 Color Theory
03 Color Theory
3 dimensions
Hue
redviolet
03 Color Theory
Saturation
vivid pale
03 Color Theory
Brightness
black white
03 Color Theory
color effects
03 Color Theory
simultaneous color contrast
03 Color Theory
color induction
03 Color Theory
analogous colors
03 Color Theory
04 Fauve Colors
Instead of trying to render what I see before me, I usecolor in a completely arbitrary way to express myselfpowerfully
- Vincent Van Gogh
04 Fauve Colors
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analogous colors
simultaneous contrast
If upon a white canvas I set down some sensations of blue, of green, of red, each new stroke diminishes the importance of the preceding ones...It is necessary that the various marks I
use be balanced so that they do not destroy each other
- Henri Matisse
04 Fauve Colors
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mixed technique
04 Fauve Colors
Divisionist application of separated bars
Impressionist application of smaller dots
areas of flatly applied color
A rapid rendering of a landscape represents only onemoment of its existence. I prefer, by insisting upon itsessential character, to risk losing charm in order toobtain greater stability.
- Henri Matisse
04 Fauve Colors
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conclusions
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