I am looking at incorporating color, shape and value into my final project. I am currently thinking something website/web page related, with some sort of interactivity involving JavaScript and/or AJAX. To further the thought, I was specifically thinking about a theme-changing site, with the user having the ability to change colors, fonts, etc. I am also thinking about, for the interactivity, to make something cool using AJAX.
Nick
Read Chapters 16.
1) Complete two of the review questions found on pp. 269.
2) Create a webpage that provides information on a specific artist or style listed on pp 264 or 265. This should not be a cut-and-paste job, but a report of your own work, so you will need to cite your sources. It does not need to be lengthy, but it must be original, college level writing. Feel free to tell my why you are drawn to the artist or style, what you do or do not like about it. Tell me if you think this style could be useful in designing a website in the future.
3) Create a webpage about a common household item, but do it in a style from a different historical period or specific artistic style. For example, you could do a page on dog food in the renaissance, or paper towels in the old west. (These are my examples! You think of your own ideas please!)
Nick
[2] The additive color method is used for new media.
[3] The primary colors of the additive color method are red, green, and blue.
[6] The term tint is used when more white has been added to a color.
[1] Complementary colors are those that are direct opposites on the color wheel.
[3] The three main hues that are considered cool are blues, violets and greens.
[4] The three main hues that are considered warm are reds, oranges and yellows.
Nick
