Color and Form Assignment

Using Color and Form to Create Emotion

For your next project, you will be employing the elements of Color and Form (Shape) to convey specific emotions.

Below, you will find a list of emotions, your challenge is to select 3 of the emotions and create 3 separate images, each conveying the emotions you've selected.  The shapes you choose should be basic, uncomplicated shapes and the colors you choose should reflect the emotion you are trying to convey.

Joyful
Heartbroken
Satisfied
Tense
Sanguine
Fearful
Morose
Frustrated
Bored
Peaceful
Disgusted

Below is an example for "heartbroken"



Complete 3 sketches of your ideas for class--your sketches should be submitted under the Emotions of Color Sketches assignment.

Each of your design solutions should include the name of the emotion within the design and each should be on a separate document.

Size = 10" x 8"
Resolution = 300ppi

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