<p> CONCEALING/REVEALING #3</p><p>Problem: Assign colors to the design developed for Concealing/Revealing #1. Use flat, gradated, and transparent shapes as necessary to create a series of distinctively different designs. Complete at least four studies, including: 1. A design dominated by low-intensity colors 2. A design dominated by dark-value colors 3. A design dominated by cool colors 4. A design dominated by warm colors</p><p>Objectives: To increase compositional complexity using color and to experiment with advancing and receding colors</p><p>Materials: Photocopies on card stock, paints, and illustration board. This assignment can also be done digitally.</p><p>Strategy: This final variation on concealing and revealing gives you an opportunity to build on all of your previous work with color and composition. By using a combination of solid, transparent, and gradated shapes, you can produce a wide range of variations. Try to change the visual dynamics in the design through the colors chosen.</p><p>Reading: Pages 2-10 to 2-16</p><p>Instructor’s Notes: This assignment can be treated as a direct extension of the earlier versions of Concealing/Revealing. • Superimposing two designs • Developing a composition entirely based on words • Working with representational shapes.</p><p>Timetable: 3 to 4 hours if done digitally; 9 to 12 hours if done manually</p>