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Paint Like Mondrian: Geometric Abstraction (Part 6)

🎨Studio Brief #71

Create a geometric abstract painting inspired by Piet Mondrian.

🎯 Your mission

Pick three colors. Use only those.

⚡ The twist

Use colors that don't 'go together'.

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Mind = Blown

🤯 The color we call 'blue' didn't have a name in many languages until very recently.

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Artist Spotlight

🎨 Frida Kahlo painted herself 55 times — and called the mirror her best friend.

Practice geometric abstraction in this art lesson: paint like mondrian: geometric abstraction (part 6).

What You'll Learn

Create a geometric abstract painting inspired by Piet Mondrian. Use only primary colors, black lines, and white space to create a balanced composition.

Techniques You'll Practice

geometric abstractionprimary color palettebalance

Materials Needed

Acrylic and watercolor paintsOil pastelsCanvas boards

Step-by-Step Guide

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Where you see this in real life

Every brand, every poster, every video game — color was picked on purpose.

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Stretch Challenge

Try this in real life this week.

Paint your feeling today — no shapes, just colors.

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For the dinner table

Why did you pick those colors? What feeling were you going for?

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Paint Like Mondrian: Geometric Abstraction (Part 6)

Pick three colors. Use only those.

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