This piece by Francoise Nielly has a great use of colour as well as style. By using colours which are surreal, it makes the image seem much more interesting. With the vibrant, high contrast paints it really makes the painting come out at you. By using the same colour for the hair and background, it's as if the face pops out or his head is under a waterfall. By using such brilliant neon colours it really makes this piece quite interesting.Red is known to be the most eye catching colour. By using red, pinks, neon green and other bright colours it really makes you stare at the photo and look at the colours rather than the face. The style of the painting uses large groups of colour to render the face which makes colour more dominant than the figure itself. 
Communication design seeks to attract, inspire, create desires and motivate people to do or think something using words, images, artifacts, spaces, sound, and movement. Your job is to explore and create original concepts—not merely to emulate others' ideas (although others will inspire you)—and to expand your ideas about what it is to communicate.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Francoise Nielly
This piece by Francoise Nielly has a great use of colour as well as style. By using colours which are surreal, it makes the image seem much more interesting. With the vibrant, high contrast paints it really makes the painting come out at you. By using the same colour for the hair and background, it's as if the face pops out or his head is under a waterfall. By using such brilliant neon colours it really makes this piece quite interesting.Red is known to be the most eye catching colour. By using red, pinks, neon green and other bright colours it really makes you stare at the photo and look at the colours rather than the face. The style of the painting uses large groups of colour to render the face which makes colour more dominant than the figure itself. 
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