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This intermediate digital color class via zoom will explore ways color can work with exposure and composition to produce compelling imagery. We'll examine how different colors interact to create a sense of mood and atmosphere. The selection of color and tone can have a calming effect or generate tension. Primary and secondary colors will be discussed along with warm & cool, monochromatic, and pastel colors. As well, the effects of different kinds of lighting (contrasty & overcast, e.g.) will be seen to influence the perception of color. Tripod is required. The class will have two Sunday morning field trips with the instructor on April 12 & 19 (details given in class). Instructor's work has appeared in National Geographic publications.
- Fee: $155
- Item #: 31919
- Students enrolled in this class are invited to participate in our Summer CE Student Art Show. Visit our Art Show page for more details.
There is a textbook for this course: Michael Freeman On...Color & Tone by Michael Freeman.
ISBN: 978-1-78157-871-1
This class includes two (2) field trips on April 12 & 19 from 2:00PM - 5:00PM. Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from the field trips. Location will be discussed in class.
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