Color and Design: Album Cover Color Studies. Library Exhibit based on ART2201 Color and Design. Fall 2018. Carla Aurich, Advisor. (March 2019). NY: Yeshiva College. Yeshiva University.

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2019-03

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Benichou, Ariel
Finn, Mike
Marouani, Yair
Fuchs, Elliot
Orlean, Jeremy
Bart, Oren
Gweta, Tal
Kaswan, Jacques
Krausz, Elazar
Cohen, Edwardo E.

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New York, NY: Yeshiva University Libraries. Yeshiva University.

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Abstract

On exhibit on the second floor of Pollack Library are color studies created by the beginning Color and Design class. Each student chose one classical or jazz piece and a second a song of any musical style to create an album cover designed for both pieces of music.

The materials used for the project are papers painted with acrylic paint that contain secondary and tertiary colors from primary colors. Neutral colors and textures were pulled from magazine pages. The design principals of repetition, continuation and proximity were combined in the compositions, and students were restricted to non-literal forms.

Jeremy Orlian. Papa was a rolling stone.

Paying special attention to the function of color in relationships and design basics, students isolated color palettes to create their own interpretations of musical expression.

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Student exhibit. Spring 2019. Color and Design - 26677 - ART 2201 - 261. Aurich, Carla.

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Student exhibits, Artwork, Color and design, Yeshiva University Libraries -- Student Exhibits.

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