When I started creating large-scale doodle artworks they were usually black pen on white paper. This was my default colour choice for a long time. Then I discovered Leake Street under Waterloo Station in London, the site of Banksy's Cans Festival in 2008. Leake Street is a legal graffiti site where artists paint epic murals that usually only last for about a day.
Importantly the spray can with its fast pace opened up a whole new colour range for me as it covers pretty much any other colour beneath it. The background and the lined imagery became a rainbow menu of potential and I got to play with colour on a scale I never would have dreamed of. One of my favourite colour duo combos is red and black as seen here. There is a joyous minimalism in duo colour combos, a clarity that gives it a more definition. I find simple colour combos are aesthetically pleasing on my psyche's experience of the art. Of course this use of colour potential is even more accessible via digital art.
THE RED BANQUET
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THE RED BANQUET
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When I started creating large-scale doodle artworks they were usually black pen on white paper. This was my default colour choice for a long time. Then I discovered Leake Street under Waterloo Station in London, the site of Banksy's Cans Festival in 2008. Leake Street is a legal graffiti site where artists paint epic murals that usually only last for about a day.
Importantly the spray can with its fast pace opened up a whole new colour range for me as it covers pretty much any other colour beneath it. The background and the lined imagery became a rainbow menu of potential and I got to play with colour on a scale I never would have dreamed of. One of my favourite colour duo combos is red and black as seen here. There is a joyous minimalism in duo colour combos, a clarity that gives it a more definition. I find simple colour combos are aesthetically pleasing on my psyche's experience of the art. Of course this use of colour potential is even more accessible via digital art.