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No Name was an extra credit abstract project. Originally, we had a project where we had to transfer a face and expand it, while giving it a color scheme and proper value. The face I chose was extraordinarily complex, and I ended up having to estimate a lot to complete it. As a result, it was worth a B. However, he gave everyone a chance to do an extra credit assignment to better show our skills at color scheme and value. It also had to be abstract. As such, I designed an abstract piece that demonstrated tons of different color schemes and value ideas, which improved my overall grade on the project to an A because it demonstrated these concepts well.

Examples
For example, in the upper right corner is a bunch of green squares. They all demonstrate a monochromatic color scheme. They appear to be stacked up. The higher they are, the lighter in value they are. And then there is one red triangle on the very top, which is a complimentary color scheme. Another example is the background. The background is a light value yellow, with a medium value orange stripe on top of it, and then a dark value of red on top of both of those. It demonstrates value in sort of a reverse sense of the previous example, as well as an analogous color scheme. These are just examples of many different elements I put on this artwork.