PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Late1950's cultural movement in London
- Late1950's cultural movement in Great Britain
- Social Realist movement
- Gritty domestic life of the working class
- Loose, gestural and expressive brushwork
Formative Charcoal Drawing
Kira - charcoal study. Negative Space, Tonal Values
Charcoal into Oil Paint
- similar technical procedure
- Shadow Shapes
- Negative Space
- Light, Medium and Dark Values
- Grids and box shapes to start.
Make a thin, neutral coloured Ground
Encajer
- Careful Placement of boxes
- Use negative space
- Tallest object first
- Use a straight stick at vertical to check angles.
Grace G blocking in the objects
Emilie F blocking in the objects
Delaney working on shadow shapes
Shadows and Highlights completed
Working in the mid values
adding highlights. fat over lean
Today
- Photograph and store your charcoal sink studies in BLACK FOLIOS.
- Set up painting. Easel must be FAR AWAY from tables, wall and obstructions. STAND BACK - can you?
- Ready for colour? Paint the sink area (background) first and then slowly advance through the image.
Today
- Change your ipad to colour version so you can start adding colour!
- Always paint the background first!
Athena. light, medium and dark colour values
Unique mark making with smooth brushstrokes. Katherine Rose
Canvas Preparation
- Measure and Cut canvas
- Tape to a board
- Make a burnt umber wash and cover canvas
- Paint a thin "window" grid
- Block in shapes - LOOSELY
You will need:
- 1 Jam Jar or larger with a lid
- 1 Old cotton t-shirt
Think about...
- Holding your brush
- Stand Back
- See color within color
- Build layers slowly
- Cloth in your left hand to wipe between colors.