Cube Broken Color WS31 RR 042014

The broken color workshop result as I see it. It is not easy and as Richard said: don't touch that broken color if you can!
7 x 7 inches oil paint from workshop 31. I will have to paint many more to understand every parts of it.

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Comment by Jocelyn Arsenault on April 7, 2014 at 9:19: Thanks Gwenyth for your comment. Playing around the cube make it possible to reposition it after the broken color are applied.

Comment by Gwenyth Wilson-Rudstrom on April 6, 2014 at 23:25: I like the way you really made it sit on the surface.

Comment by Jocelyn Arsenault on April 6, 2014 at 17:59: Thanks Michael for the advice.

I will have to be very cautious choosing my colors value because in grey scale lookout they seemed to match very closely the the under colors but cumulative experience is like building a brick wall and you need a lot to build one side

Comment by Michael J. Severin on April 6, 2014 at 11:57: Hi Jocelyn. The problem you experienced with this is that the broken color you introduced on the light and shadow side, was too dark in value in both cases. This caused a muddy mixture that destroyed the prismatic effect of broken color. .......Yes, with practice, you will get it.