Spring semester of my freshman year I took my first art class at Towson: Desgin for Non-Art Majors. One of our projects in this class was to manipulate the color in a photo of a person of our choice. We had to take the portrait, draw it on bristol board, then paint it with two complimentary colors. We could add value to the painting by adding black, white, or mixing the two colors. Our choices were violet and yellow, blue and orage, or red and green.
I chose to use a picture of Russel Brand, one of my favorite actors (especially in the movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall) and painted it with violet and yellow acrylic paint.
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