Jason Nicholas shows how to bridge two colors smoothly and critiques a butterfly painting, arguing that a smaller frame and cropped composition would strengthen the piece more than its current white background.
I love what happened here. I call this bridging. Bridging is where I connect two different colors together and it kind of ran down. So I like, I like that transition there. I'm really loving the pink. That's amazing. And then let's look at the butterfly. Oh, I'm being silly. I should use my frames. Silly me. Uh, let's check this out in the frame. This one might be a little small, but you can kind of get the idea if that had a frame on it. I don't know about the white background on this. It might have to have a different color background. I'm thinking sepia or gray maybe. And where are the bigger ones I just bought? We got this one. This is kind of a cool little frame, cool frame here. I think it's too big. I actually like a smaller frame. I would rather, I think, crop some of this out. To me it's more interesting. Something like that. Cool.
