i didnt recieve.

Throughout his career, Paul Klee used colour in a variety of unique and diverse means, in a relationship that has progressed and evolved in a variety of ways. For an artist that loved so much of the natural world, it seems rather odd that Klee originally despised color, believing that it was in itself, little more than a decoration to a work.

Eventually, Klee would learn to manipulate color with great skill and passion coming to teach lessons on colour mixing and color theory to students at the Bauhaus. This progression in itself is of great interest because his views on colour would ultimately allow him to write about it from a unique viewpoint among his contemporaries.

This post was edited by gazeifiee on Aug 25 2008 06:47pm

Not plagerized

Found someone who knows the great Paul Klee! I knew you would Kirk

I am writing about his teachings at the Bauhaus right now...crazy! I am going to paint something fairly similar to this one for my final color theory project. Going to change up the shapes and colors, but that's the basic concept.
http://www.poster.net/klee-paul/klee-paul-burg-und-sonne-1928-9700758.jpg

was just thinkin tht

oh yes....
I must saw he does have some out there paintings.
Uses colors in a very odd way.


Hope I can see the outcome
Think I have a few drawings uploaded I can post

i dont paint or draw at all. i suk

I mainly draw and do prints...
But you can't be closed minded with art.


Drawing done 3 years ago about Giving and how it continues to be passed on. Similar to Pay It Forward



Print done with glass ( Yes, the unvailing of this Ryan )



Abstract drawing.... Really had to meaning.

wow. ur good kirk