
Awfully Artful: Color Theory Gone Wrong
Casual hands-on pastel session at the library: explore and purposefully subvert color theory, all materials provided
Awfully Artful: Anti–Color Theory Lab invites participants to learn the basics of color theory—then deliberately break every rule.
We’ll start with a quick, hands-on overview of how colors traditionally work together, including harmony, contrast, warm vs. cool tones, and complementary pairings. Then we flip the script.
Using chalk pastels on black cardstock, participants will create bold, expressive artworks that reject “good design” on purpose. Smudge, layer, and blend various colors into unexpected combinations that challenge balance, harmony, and control.
We provide all supplies and light snacks. There are no rules, no artistic experience required, and no step-by-step instruction. This is simply an opportunity to explore your creativity.
Disclaimer: This is a casual creative session, not a formal class. Some activities may involve the use of sharp tools or other materials requiring caution. Participants take part at their own discretion. Photos may be taken during the program for library use.
Même lieu : Myers Park Library
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