Color Schemes

I enjoy looking at pieces of art that are the exact same, but use different color schemes. Each color scheme is unique and different even though some of them share the same colors in certain sets that are chosen (pg. 49). It is interesting to see how a piece in an artwork will be hidden when using one color scheme, but will jump out when using a different color scheme. This can be seen in the pictures below. The shapes in the second picture stand out more individually compared to that of the first and third image. The difference is because the first and third images use colors that resemble one another, with the first one being monochromatic and the third one being analogous. The second image has colors that are completely different from each other, with it being a complementary color scheme. Shapes stand out more in this piece against the background compared to the other two where the shapes sometimes get lost.