1. Regarding Yellow

• Light Yellow: Highly preferred. Gives a joyful and warm feeling, like light filtering through in the early morning.

• Dark Yellow: Not preferred. Although yellow brings a sense of joy, darkening it creates an unpleasant feeling.

2. Regarding Red

• Dark Red: Gives a strong and intense feeling. However, a painting made entirely of dark red feels overwhelming and pressuring.

• Light Red (diluted with water, pale pinkish): Preferred, as it feels much more comfortable and soothing.

• When Red is dropped into water: Watching the color spread feels like blood vessels expanding, creating a sense of growth, vitality, and a rich, appetizing feeling (bringing to mind a deep red velvet rose or a ripe red apple).

• Application Method: Prefers painting red with varying light and dark layers so the color and space feel like they can "breathe." Prefers not to paint a solid, flat block of red.

3. Regarding Blue

• General Feeling: Whether dark or light, blue never causes discomfort. Feels more stable and pleasant compared to the other colors.

• Associations & Space: Easily brings to mind the vast ocean or the open blue sky. Prefers painting blue within a vast, expansive scope.

• Application Method: Prefers blue with distinct layers rather than a solid, flat block.

4. Regarding the Rainbow Color-Transition Exercise

• Preferred Layout: Prefers the painting where the center contains blue (or a lighter tone) over starting with or placing red in the middle. Having a bright center makes the painting feel lighter and creates a better overall sense of balance.

• Perception of Color: Recognizes that the transition of colors involves far more than just seven theoretical colors.

Note: Please accept my apologies as I am Vietnamese and not fluent in English, so I used AI to translate this summary.

I find it difficult to paint the darker colour in the center and to spread it out.

Some of the moment, it makes me feel like its like my life, crossing paths with different people and different events.