Here are some images of Gateshead, Newcastle and the Tyne, to show the range of possible choices in this project. These can only be viewed in this very small scale so are just to whet your appetite. Take your own photos is probably best or a book, pop in to the main library and ask the librarians for the local history section.
TIPS:
Working from black and white or sepia photographs: you could make this a monochrome study or get some colour photos of the location as it is today, or similar, and use the new colour information to add colours to the monochrome original. This would also mimic, in a way, the old craft of hand tinted photographs.
Working from old colour postcards and photographs: the colours used in the printing presses of those days give postcards their peculiar charm. You could try to replicate this in your image. This would be especially interesting on a larger format, say A3.
This blog is a virtual learning environment to support learners and tutors' practice/course content development. It is also to encourage learners and tutors to discuss, share and grow their artistic interest and skill. All work is copyright of the artists.
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Thursday, 14 February 2013
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
Class cancelled 14 February
Tomorrow's class has been cancelled due to the tutor's ill health. Next week's class should be going ahead as usual (21 February).
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Winter Scene - completed project images 7 Feb 2012
This week most of us completed our winter scene/snow projects. The paintings are all stunning in their variety and quality. Has white ever been this dynamic and interesting? In addition there are a few other subjects shown below including a couple from our next project - industrial architectural heritage.
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