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Mosaic Color Lab with Vera Belikova
Mosaic Color Lab with Vera Belikova
Intro and personal interview with Vera and Tami (12:56)
Module 1: Foundations
Welcome to Mosaic Color Lab (0:12)
What is Mosaic? (3:39)
How Humans See Color (7:01)
Color Through Mosaic History (6:19)
Two Ways of Using Color in Mosaic (6:33)
Neo-Impressionism and Why Mosaic is Different from Pointillism (6:39)
Module 2: Mosaic-Specific Color Phenomena and Practical Exercises
Learning Goals and Course Approach (4:09)
Tools and Materials: PDF for Download Available Here (2:10)
Basic Color Parameters: Hue, Value, and Saturation (2:53)
Triangle Exercise: Understanding Your Palette (8:26)
Gradations in Mosaic (5:02)
Triangle Exercise: Introduction to the Red-to-Green Gradation (11:39)
Demonstration: Cutting Tesserae for the Triangle Exercise (4:23)
Triangle Exercise: Beginning the Red-to-Green Gradation (4:19)
Triangle Exercise: Completing the Red-to-Green Gradation (9:51)
Color Mixing in Mosaic (7:32)
Triangle Exercise: Introduction to the Green-to-Blue Transition (8:52)
Triangle Exercise: Beginning the Green-to-Blue Transition (19:08)
Triangle Exercise: Evaluating the Green-to-Blue Transition and Introducing the Blue-to-Red Transition (12:18)
Triangle Exercise: Key Takeaways (6:16)
More About Mosaic Mixes (9:07)
Complementary Colors (14:04)
Triangle Exercise: Introduction to the Red-to-Green Gradation Using Complementary Colors (3:14)
Triangle Exercise: Key Takeaways from the Red-to-Green Gradation Using Complementary Colors (0:39)
Simultaneous Contrast and Irradiation Effect (11:53)
Tessera Size and Viewing Distance (5:27)
Joint Color and Its Influence on Color and Perception (5:27)
Module 3: Applications: Mosaic Color Grammar
Mosaic Color Grammar: A Practical Framework (10:04)
One Cartoon: Three Mosaics (11:17)
Neo-Impressionism and Why Mosaic is Different from Pointillism
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