Colour Composition and Ben Nicholson

By Paula Briggs

This resource explores colour composition and is inspired by Ben Nicholson. Suitable for all ages from 7 years upwards, it provides an accessible and flexible way to help children understand how the colour of a shape can change its ” visual weight” and how the size of a shape can change the feel of the composition.

Colour composition inspired by Ben Nicholson
Colour composition inspired by Ben Nicholson

 


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