Colour Pallet of Chosen Artist Models

Banksy:

Colour mood: Deep

   

*Banksy pieces, the left an experimentation. A self-taken photo of a wall like Banksy's graffitis. Black woodcut printed over top, similar to his stencil. In the final piece, relevant capitalist news-clippings are pasted on the wall. Kids in poverty are "swept under the rug".  On first board (the grey oppression side).

*The right  following Banksy's deep colour pallette. On second board, more developed Banksy piece.



John Heartfield:

Colour mood: Bright

    

*John Heartfield pieces, left is experimentation with greens and greys - his palettes. Green the colour of money.

*Top right is a more developed Heartfield piece on the second board. The dove a symbol of peace and similar to his photography collage mixed media pieces.








Shepard Fairey:

Colour mood: Dark

    

*Left: Wood cut, Shepard Fairey's pallete best highlighting 3D effect of America's capitalist anguish. On first board

*Right: Digitized Shepard Fairey's pallete. Following the pallete of piece to left. Less white space. On first board, under the piece to left.








Florian Nicolle:

*Dropped Florian Nicolle as an artist model. Their pallete did not suit my board's pallette and their style is too different from the likes of Banksy's and Florian Nicolle's illustrated style.











Colour mood: Bright

Board colour pallete layout:
First board is mostly greys and blacks, symbolising the oppression side. As the board gets more developed, colours get muted, i.e mute greens. The second board's colour pallete is more angry with blacks, reds and heavily saturated colours symbolizing revolution.