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![]() This lesson is a simple painting of a barn within its landscape. We will
cover some wet in wet, some drybrush, and every sort of wash in between. We will also introduce an advanced concep\t, lost
edges.
We begin with a very loose and easy sky. Then we define the horizon with trees and mountains. After that comes some trees which frame the barn and help to push it forward. After that its the barn itself with some huge contrasts. These big value changes definitely make it the obvious center of interest. Finally we paint in a loose and easy foreground with shadow which anchor the barn to its environment.
The colors are both warm and cool with warm predominating.
We will cover some wet in wet, some drybrush, and every sort of wash in between. Also introduced will be some elementary perspective. The compositional idea of masses, and the compositional idea of implied lines are also be introduced. Of course we will talk sky, meadow, trees and especially, light source and shadows |
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This is a map of the captains colorpalette. See materials list below.
Info
Burnt Sienna
Info Yellow Ochre
Info Viridian
Info Cerulean Blue
Info Phthalo Blue
Info Ultramarine Blue
Info Pyrrol Red
Info Alizarin Crimson ( Quinacridone )
Info Arylide Yellow FGL
Info Arylide Yellow Deep
Info 140 Lb. Cold Pressed
Info Red Sable
PAINTS ........( sedimentary ) 0 - Red 1 - Yellow 2 - Green 3 - Blue .......( non sedimentary ) 4 - Cool Blue 5 - Warm Blue 6 - Warm Red 7 - Cool Red 8 - Warm Yellow 9 - Cool Yellow
For an explanation of the properties of the paints, ( Like warm and cool ) see the lesson on paints in the materials section. |
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