(Remember there is NO class next week 31 May. We return on 4th June)
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| Anne |
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| Brian |
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| Christine |
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| David |
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| Karen |
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| Linda |
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| Linda |
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| Moira |
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| Moira |
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| Val |
Thursday 24 May 2018
Exciting stage in our main project...
Excellent developments in each of our individual main projects. See the exciting range of colours and strong technique coming through...
(Remember there is NO class next week 31 May. We return on 4th June)
(Remember there is NO class next week 31 May. We return on 4th June)
Thursday 17 May 2018
Our main project!
Today we started on our main individual projects to work on until the end of term on 5th July. Some of the pictures below are studies before the main painting begins. The focus is on water, reflections and light (a landscape motif) and how this presents colour and form in different and dynamic ways. The aim is to enable us to combine our learning from last term and this term on complementary greys, blending, broken colour, sfumato and colour contrasts. One or two in the group are using a different motif (subject) to achieve these aims.
Water - artists to look at: Monet (water lilies series and London Thames in the smog series), Samantha French, Jan Fordyce, David Hockey (swimming pools).
Water - artists to look at: Monet (water lilies series and London Thames in the smog series), Samantha French, Jan Fordyce, David Hockey (swimming pools).
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| Anne (the first ground colours and shapes) |
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| Christine (study/pre main painting/developing technique and blends) |
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| David (laying down the ground colours, understanding the palette) |
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| Karen (study/pre main painting/colours, blending and application technique) |
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| Margaret (study/tints/complementary greys/subtle warm/cool contrast) |
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| Moira (laying down ground colour and developing techniques/broken colour/tints/brightness) |
Thursday 10 May 2018
Sfumato Part two!
Lots of energy and progress today. Different approaches / techniques to create a sfumato effect on display in the paintings. Fabulous mixing of colour too - good use of complementary hues to create greys.
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| Anne |
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| David |
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| John |
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| Karen |
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| Margaret |
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| Moira |
Wednesday 9 May 2018
Thursday 3 May 2018
Week 3: Sfumato!
We looked at the various approaches and techniques that can be used to create the sfumato effect - spraying pastel dust, broken colour marks, blended colour, scumbling. We then considered complementary hues to create greys, optical colours (not blended), contrasts and close toned colours. Early signs are good!
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| Anne |
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| Brian |
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| Christine |
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| John |
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| Karen |
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| Linda |
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| Margaret |
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| Moira |
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| Moira |
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