HW12


Brown and Gold Essence


In this image, We have a mixture of Brown and Gold. Two unlikely colors you would think of when doing a non color wheel example. Because you cant find an example.

So I decided to think outside the box and do two colors that weren't in the color wheel. So I decided to do this. Lots goes into a drawing like this. It makes cloud very colorful even without the use of the primary or secondary colors.

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