How to Fight in a Painting

Colors fight for dominance in there white canvas world. However the color war isn't all as it seems. From the chaos of war sprouts new beings of light. New meanings are born along with new colors. The only colors that fight in this never ending war are reds, blues, and yellows. Black and white stay out of the battlefield and do their best to influence the actions of the other warriors. As colors fight new colors are born from the blood shed. When red, filled with passion, fights the logical blue, purple, the wisest of all colors, is created. When shining hope filled yellow, fights with blue, stubborn green is grown. Finally when red fights yellow, orange rains justice into the world. As the colors fight, which ever color has the upper hand grows more prominent in the new colors form. So, as it is seen, color don't fight just for having their morals heard ,but so they may grow in size and power. As spawns of light, these beings live to grow and give the world meaning. They live and die to define the world around us. Never forget their importance, as well as their sacrifice.

The War Within a Rainbow

In art,there is beauty. As vibrant images are lifted from the depths of the canvas and shown to the world, they bring forth emotions that live in the depths of our souls. Colors shine, dim, brighten, darken, show, and hide in the canvas as living beings. They live in that world and speak to us from it's hidden depths. Their tones, though graceful and elegant, are strong and serious. For in that white world, colors fight for supremacy. It is not just the image that attracts the creatures, it is the meaning behind them. As each color fights for supremacy, a meaning is created that makes the painting unique. Artist try to find the right amount of reds, blues, and yellows to begin combat for dominance and create a great story within the canvas. Passionate red is pit against calm blues as yellow watches and eggs them on. The canvas, at first white with new beginnings  is blackened with the stains of color war. Let them stimulate the mind as they are seen on the white canvas.