4. The Art of Colors
Take a look at the world around you. What do you see? From what I can guess, you'll see drywall, the screen on which you're reading this blog, and probably other things in your room too. All these things also have one attribute in common: they all have color!.. obviously. Of course, like I did just now, colors can be a descriptive attribute, but color isn't always just an adjective – it can also convey emotions. For instance, blue represents sorrow, red represents anger, yellow represents joy, etc. Even renowned artists take colors and the emotions they represent into consideration when creating pieces. Like in Vincent Van Gogh's The Starry Night, where the deep blue of the sky represents the tranquility and vastness of the night, while the yellow of the st ars and moon represents hope and divine energy. Similarly , i n The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, colors serve the purpose of conveying emotions and traits of characters in hidden ways. For example, when Nick...