
Here's the before picture:

Our last homework assignment had three parts; we had to choose one of the three triads to color a still-life. I chose the tertiary triad, which consists of yellow-orange, red-violet, and blue-green. Then we had to do three different pieces of the same still-life, only in each one, one color(s) of the triad will be most dominant. I guess the objective was to see how using different colors changes the mood/setting of the piece. Here they are:

Blue-Green
Style: Glazing with acrylics

Red-Violet
Style: Glazing with acrylics

Yellow-Orange
Style: Watercolor + Colored Pencil
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