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Bezold Effect
gouache on watercolor paper
each square is 5X5 inches
From Design II. The assignment called for us to create a design and then do two paintings of it using identical colors. Then outline one of the designs in white and the other in black. This created the “Bezold Effect,” an optical illusion named after the man who discovered it, Wilhelm von Bezold. This effect shows that colors can appear different when next to other colors.
William Morris, and other members of the Arts & Crafts Movement, utilized the Bezold Effect in the printing of their designs so that the end product looked to be printed from more colors than were actually there.
The original design was by the Roycrofters, an offshoot of the Arts & Crafts movement. I tweaked the design a little here and there and changed it a bit to fit neatly in a square. Each one was painted in the exact same colors. The only difference between the two is the black and white.
gouache on watercolor paper
each square is 5X5 inches
From Design II. The assignment called for us to create a design and then do two paintings of it using identical colors. Then outline one of the designs in white and the other in black. This created the “Bezold Effect,” an optical illusion named after the man who discovered it, Wilhelm von Bezold. This effect shows that colors can appear different when next to other colors.
William Morris, and other members of the Arts & Crafts Movement, utilized the Bezold Effect in the printing of their designs so that the end product looked to be printed from more colors than were actually there.
The original design was by the Roycrofters, an offshoot of the Arts & Crafts movement. I tweaked the design a little here and there and changed it a bit to fit neatly in a square. Each one was painted in the exact same colors. The only difference between the two is the black and white.
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