Cobalt Arcs over Warm Gray

Cobalt arcs sweep across a warm gray surface, overlapping in broad painted bands with visible paper grain. Slight shadows at crossings show which curve sits above another and keep the abstract field readable.

Follow one cobalt arc from end to end before matching adjacent gray pieces. Use overlap edges as anchors; plain gray areas can close around the completed bands in the final pass. Arc crossings create reliable edge changes, especially where cobalt paint passes over warm gray. Texture breaks are often clearer than color changes across painted arcs.