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This is the triadic section, where I used the colors from the families red, blue, and yellow. This is my favorite section.

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This is the monochromatic section, where I only used colors from the red family. I’m aware some of them look purple; I swear I pulled them from the red family.

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This is the analogous section, where I used colors from the families red, red-orange, orange, and yellow-orange.

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This is the complimentary section, where I used colors from the red and green family.

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This is the painting as a whole. Yes, the lineart is scratchy, I do it on purpose.

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Angle Two.

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Angle One.

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Template.

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Angle Three.

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Angle Two.

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Angle One. (A few moments ago, literally as I finished this painting, I realized I misread the instructions. I completely skimmed past the part where you said “do not blend.” But I put so much work into this painting. I hope it is sufficient.)

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Angle Two.

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Angle One.

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The Photograph (in greyscale).

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Amgle 3.

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Angle 2.

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Angle 1.

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Angle 3.

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Angle 2.

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Angle 1.

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the cat.

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the human.

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the dog.