Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Lip

Busy busy busy.
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Sources: Vogue China, Melina Rodriguez,

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Hair II

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this is part II or hair for part I click here
sources: unknown, francesca janex3, june flare x2, viarackkandruinTheOnes2Watch, vogue germany, vogue pelle

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Turquoise

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Blue, green, blue, green. Who knows?

Sources: the selby, unknown x2, Tush Magazine

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Dreamy Blue II

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This is dreamy blue part II, click here for part I.

Sources: the selby , TierneyGearon, elatsyrk, unknown, christeric, unknown, stockholm streestyle, designismine.blogspot, Alice in Wonderland editorial, unknown x2, stealing horses, Serenite by Edgar Maxence, mrwaterslide @ flickr

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Pastel



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Sources: Studed Hearts, Mini Market spring 2010 lookbook

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Dark and Light

I've woken up earlier today to get some homework done. I am currently working on an art assignment and although I dislike the class, I'm really happy to discover new types of art, such as Chiaroscuro. Colors and lack of colors fascinate me.
Bright colors against light or grey backgrounds. Euginio Recuenco and The Selby.







Black and White
This is a black and white collage I made using images from tons of different sources. The image at the bottom center is by the blogger Igor and Andre, the bottom right is from Le Love.





Chiaroscuro- technique from Renaissance and Baroque periods where light and dark is used. The figures are always painted in lighter colors against a dark background to create a dramatic impact.






The Inspiration of St. Matthew by Carravagio and Salome with Head of John the Baptiste by Godfried Schalcken


Light and Dark
This image is from Adeline Rapon which is a great way of showing contrast. It reminds me of the Brand New album cover for
The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me by Nicholas Prior. If you haven't listen to this album, I greatly suggest you do because it's one of my favorites.



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