SIMPLE COLOR SCHEMES I Assignment D.C.3.4 Directions: Click here and start by becoming familiar with the simplified color schemes. Choose a color scheme--not necessarily the same colors as the example provide, but rather the same relationships. For example, if you want to try a complementary color scheme, you might consider doing a painting with violets and yellows.         Get out your circle composition again, and let's make a painting. If you're sick of your circle composition, you are welcome to do a new geometric composition with circles or squares. I'd prefer that you do this with acrylic paint, if possible, but I'm open to other options. This painting's largest dimension should be at least 11 inches. There are two important things: 1. The colors in your painting should reflect the color scheme you have chosen. 2. The edges should be as perfect as possible. You will need a good sable brush to accomplish these hard, geometric edges. When you are finished with your composition, email me a scan or photograph. COMPLETED ASSIGNMENTS:     Jennifer Prince - 2.24.09 Jennifer, this is great! I love how your yellows create a triangle eye path, and how your oranges create a second triangle eye path. And I REALLY love your little green accent--although it's not strictly speaking within the analogous color scheme, it makes everything work better! You've taken analogous as a point of departure and made something better. Absolutely wonderful. The only thing I would suggest is to fix some of the edges on the circles so they seem a little rounder. I love how some of the edges are soft and some are hard. Don't change that.