Color is one of the most powerful tools in an artist’s palette. It has the ability to convey emotions, tell stories, and evoke memories in ways that words often cannot. Whether it’s the calming effect of blues, the warmth of yellows, or the boldness of reds, each hue plays a significant role in how we experience art.This month, I’ve been experimenting with color theory in my new series. By exploring different color combinations and contrasts, I’m discovering how these choices can shift the mood and impact of a piece. For example, I’ve been fascinated by how complementary colors can create a sense of balance, while analogous colors bring harmony and unity.
Understanding color doesn’t just stop at the basics of warm and cool tones. There’s also the psychology of color to consider. Colors can invoke specific feelings—red can signify passion or danger, green can symbolize growth or calmness. These associations help me communicate more deeply with those who view my work.
As I continue to push the boundaries of color in my art, I’m excited to share how these explorations influence my work and invite you to see how different palettes can tell entirely different stories.
Creatively yours
Kelly