Hey All,
This week at home you are to, like we did in class, choose a neutral colored (beige) object. Light that object with warm light from a lamp, and invent color that corresponds to the temperature of the color structure that you observe. Remember, it's the temperature that matters, not the hue. Wherever the warm lamp light hits is warm, wherever it doesn't hit (barring reflection) is cool. Make sure the values make sense as well. The warm lights should be lighter than the middle tones as well as warmer.
Don't neglect the negative space! In order for the lights to look light, the negative space should be substantially darker.
Every square inch of space should be covered with paint!
Good luck.
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