Color Theory

• High School
  • Traditional
  • Photography
  • Digital Art
• 2008-2009
  • Fall 2008
    • Drawing I
    • 2D Design
  • Winter 2009
    • Drawing II
    • Color Theory
  • Spring 2009
    • Advanced Survey of Computer Applications
    • Life Drawing I
• 2009-2010
  • Fall 2009
    • Cinematography I
    • Introduction to VSFX Programming
  • Winter 2010
    • Digital 3D Visual Effects
    • Compositing
  • Spring 2010
    • 3D Design
    • Programming Models and Shaders I
• 2010-2011
  • Fall 2010
    • Digital Materials and Textures
    • Procedural Modeling and Animation
  • Winter 2011
    • Digital Lighting and Rendering
    • Programming Models and Shaders II
  • Spring 2011
    • Stereoscopic Imaging
    • Technical Direction for Compositing
• 2011-2012
  • Fall 2011
    • Concept Development for Visual Effects
    • Particles and Procedural Effects
  • Winter 2012
    • Visual Effects Studio I
    • Advanced Application Scripting
  • Spring 2012
    • Visual Effects Studio II
    • Visual Effects Portfolio

• Color Schemes
• Color Interaction
• Bezold Effect
• Transparency Effect
• Pointillism
• Color Psychology
• Book

Pointillism

Pointillism

Overview

This work demonstrates the optical effect of pointillism. Through the use of a limited color pallet and countless small dots placed near or on top of each other, the overall quality of an image or color can be created or "visually blended" by the viewer, even though on the image itself, the color is separate, small circles.



Reference Photograph found at http://www.photosfan.com/misc./

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