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This artist uses two primary colors. The red is tinted closer to pink and the blue leans slightly green. Primary colors can create an alarming, bright look, but because these colors are not the pure hues, the colors are striking, but not loud.

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The artist uses highly saturated colors that have a strong intensity. Sherald also uses triadic colors (blue/yellow/red) to draw the eye towards these elements. By using these intense, bright colors, Sherald emphasizes the youthfulness and innocence of the subject. There is a lot of tension created through Sherald's use of highly saturated hues that oppose each other. The subject's skin tone is less saturated, even greyscale, compared to the colors used for the clothes and background which brings attention to this aspect of the subject and the underlying commentary of this artwork regarding race representation and the Black experience.

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Uses complementary colors to highlight and contrast each other (in various values and hues)

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The artist's use of different shades makes the colors (in reference to one another) stand out and look like a 3D image.

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The artist uses tint and shade to define different hues of color. In addition, the author uses analogous colors (colors that are next to each other in the color wheel) in the sky, and contrasting colors (colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel)in the plants/objects behind the woman.

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I also liked Johanna Goodman's "Landscape: Imaginary Beings" series.