This is my poster for Zuiddorpe:

I did it whith bright colours, because than the people look to it. I tried to let the restaurant be fel, and the other houses darker, so you really can see it goes about the restaurant. I think I did it well, and I liked the assignment.

Perspective painting

My painting:
I think I did it good, but the lines of perspective can be beter, cause now you really can see that lines, and I don't like that. But I got a good feeling about it.

My colourcircl":

Johannes Itten & the Colourcircle

Johannes Itten

He's born on 11 November 1888 in Südern Linden. He learned for elementary school teacher. In 1908 he was a teacher and he goes to school. In 1919 he started to teach at Bauhaus. Bauhaus was a school for Art. He did that for 3 years. In 1926 he started to teach at the Private Artschool in Berlin. He end that in 1934. But at the same time he was director of the Testilfachschule in Krefeld. He started that in 1932 and end that in 1938. In that same year he started as director at the Kunstgewerbeschule and he moved to Amsterdam. In 1949 he begins as a director of the Museum Rietberg in Zurich. In 1955 he started as a free lance painter.

My selfmade TimeRime: www.timerime.com/timeline/261455

But the importantst thing in his life is the book "The art of Colour"

In this book:

The Colourcircle

First you got the primarycolours Yellow, Red & Blue:

These colours can't create by mixing colours.

Secondary colours are colours that are created by mixing two primaries. Orange, violet & green are the secondary colours:

Tertiary Colours are colours that are mixed by primary and secondary colours:

Tints & Shades

If you mix primary, secondary or tertiary colours with white, you get new lighter colours: tints. If you mix primary, secondary or tertiary colours with black, you get new darker colours: shades.

Complementary Colours

Complementary colours are opposites of eachother in the colourcircle:

Colorcircle & Johannes Itten