Ok, so I’ve decided to take my painting back to an earlier stage, and I’m just going to leave it there. I have to hand it in tomorrow, and I didn’t want to spend all day torturing myself again, so I just need to be ‘content’ with it as it is. I . . . → Read More: Analytical Drawing: Painting 5
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 8 comments - (Comments are closed)  Abstract, Mixed Media, Painting, Visual Arts  analytical drawing, Christmas, engraved, wood Analytical Drawing has been giving me a headache for the past few days. I decided to leave my Cubist piece, which is also for Analytical Drawing, and move onto another piece just now. This is what I created today. I have tried and tried to get a highly finished piece, but I’m . . . → Read More: Analytical Drawing: Painting 4 7 comments - (Comments are closed) Abstract, Art, Painting, Visual Arts analytical drawing, colour mixing, colour palette I did more work on my Cubist style painting last night. The first image I showed yesterday looked more than a little disjointed and had no real focus. Yes, they were cubist in form, if you take the word cube literally. Beginning to look a little less disjointed Cubism Explained . . . → Read More: A Cubist Approach (updated) 4 comments - (Comments are closed) Abstract, Art History, Visual Arts abstractus, Add new tag, Analytical Cubism, Cubism, George Braque, Pablo Picasso, Paul Cosquieri, Synthetic Cubism I received my Student Achievement Awards photos in the post today. I was quite excited about opening them. I was looking forward to framing them and putting them on my wall, and also giving one to my mum and dad. So, I opened the envelope, and inside were two photographs, a CD and a . . . → Read More: Award photos, but not as they should be Comments are closed Abstract, Music, Painting, Visual Arts Add new tag, analytical drawing, Avenged Sevenfold, flash failed to fire, jimmy sullivan, student achievement award, the rev dead Emphasis through placement I started working on a painting tonight using acrylic and collage pieces. I was taking the advice of my blog friend, Leslie White, with regards to composition and focal point through directional lines: emphasis through placement. I was trying to overlay my items and zoom in on them to converge at . . . → Read More: This painting is driving me nuts! 6 comments - (Comments are closed) Abstract, Mixed Media, Painting, Visual Arts acrylic, collage, composition, emphasis through placement, focal point |
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