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The students were “working with what would be considered gray scale – black, white and grays – but in this case, they have to ‘think in pumpkin,’” [assistant design professor Tony] Reynaldo said. Therefore, the color palate was vibrant orange, orange, yellow and red.
“They have to really think in reverse because when you light a pumpkin, you’re backlighting it just like a computer monitor,” Reynaldo said. “So you have to think about where those transparent spaces are going to be in terms of a light source.”To show white, students created a hole in the pumpkin to display pure candlelight. To show black, they left the pumpkin’s skin unscathed. To create grays, students etched into the pumpkin.
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