Prompt: First, we can use the color of the sky at sunrise as a base, using a gradient color scheme to simulate the light slowly rising from the horizon. On the lower part of the canvas, warm colors such as orange, red and yellow can be used to represent the glow of the sun as it rises. As they extend up the canvas, the colors can gradually transition to cool tones, such as pale blue and lavender, to represent the gradient of the sky and the diffusion of light. Next, you can use abstract lines and shapes to depict the lighting effect of the range hood. In the center or slightly above the canvas, a geometric pattern can be drawn to represent the lampshade of the range hood. This pattern can be in a color that contrasts with the background color, such as dark blue or black, in order to stand out in the overall picture. To further enhance the lighting effect, you can add some dynamic or radial lines around the lampshade. These lines can be in white or bright tones to emphasize the brightness and diffusion of light. Lines can gradually fade into the background, creating an effect of gradation and fusion, similar to real light scattering. In this way, the abstract painting of the sunrise background can successfully convey the lighting effect of the range hood. This visual effect not only has a sense of art, but also can cause the audience to yearn for and pursue the light. At the same time, through the use of abstract expression techniques, the depiction of specific images can be avoided, so that the audience can pay more attention to the overall atmosphere and feeling of the picture.

Style: Photographic