Edward Hopper's original work, Office in a Small City. I chose this as the subject of my deconstruction project. The Project focused on Hopper's mastery of light, and deconstructing and reimagining the compositions that can be found within Hopper's work.

This deconstruction inverts the colors of the original Hopper piece to study what completely inverted colors can reveal about Hopper's original composition.

This deconstruction of Hopper's Office in a Small City uses only Tube black and white.

This deconstruction was using a Warm Mixed Black made from Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow

This deconstruction uses a Cool mixed black, from tube Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow.

This deconstruction is made up of ten tints and shades of the non Primary Object color Green (using the CMYK color wheel).

This deconstruction is made up of ten tints and shades of the non Primary Object color Green (using the CMYK color wheel).

This deconstruction involves manipulation of an Object color and it's complement, as well as abstracting the forms found in the original work to change the composition.

This study involved using a Split Complementary Color scheme to abstract Hopper's original forms.