Color Changes Mood and Feeling
These two vibrant, colorful paintings are identical except for their colors … So their structures are the same, their composition, but the hue (color) is different. Which one do you like? How does the difference in color change the feeling of the image? I get such dissimilar feels from each of these.
Name VIII, Digital © Diane Clancy
Is there anything you would like to share about how each of these affect you? Do you have any names? When I am working with a digital image, often I play with shifting the whole hue/color of the painting to see what grabs me, which version sings to me. This was one where 2 very disparate versions each spoke to me very loudly, clearly and insistently. Usually I choose one version and then that composition is locked into that color for good. All other versions are banished forever.
Name IX, Digital © Diane Clancy
When 2 distinct translations each speak very strongly to me, then I wait until the allure of one disappears … then we have a winner. Neither of these deferred … they each insisted … so I am sharing them with you to hear what you say. I would love to hear how the different colorations speak to you .. and of course, if you have any ideas for names, I would appreciate hearing them. Thank you for stopping by! I would love to hear about you!!
~ Diane Clancy
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Diane Clancy creates vibrant paintings that feature color and vision to inspire and uplift people. Says Diane, "I feel very blessed to have this opportunity to express myself through painting. I love that people say my artwork enhances their lives."
April 1st, 2009 at 8:01 am
Diane,
The green one give me a feeling of calm. It reminds me of the great outdoors, the woods.. reminds me of all the natural sights and sounds you hear when taking a walk in wilderness.
The pink/purple one reminds me of high school when black lights were cool! Psychedelic man! It also sort of disturbs me. Like I can’t or don’t want to look at it for a long time at ALL~ What’s that all about?
This was an interesting idea.
names? Wilderness Madness
Black Light Psychosis
April 1st, 2009 at 1:46 pm
There were comments from Twitter:
Martine2323 said: Name VIII , I like the name HERA. The painting has a mythical presence to it. It captures your attention w/out overpowering.
Martine2323 said: For Name IX – what about Avidity . the flow of the colours is wonderful. the lights – embrace. t he darks – hint of caution.
Thank you so much!
~ Diane
April 1st, 2009 at 3:50 pm
Like these!
VIII – Jungle Dance! The vibrations of the beat of the jungle drum.
IX – Cool Jazz. Deep Colorful Emergence of sound.
April 3rd, 2009 at 12:30 am
nice post to day
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June 3rd, 2009 at 7:38 am
I find the interaction of geometry and colour facinating as light itself is a frequency and interacts according to mathematical priciples.
October 5th, 2011 at 1:04 am
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