Showing posts with label bottles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bottles. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2011

From the Color Intensive Workshop in January 2011

Here I am happy to post my studies from the Susan Sarback's Color Intensive Workshop in Jan 21st to 27th. These were some exercises I completed in "full color seeing".

First - Study of a Red block placed under light:
Stage 2 - Red Block Study

Second - This is a Study of an Orange

Orange Set up


Orange Stage 1
 
Orange Stage 4

Third - Study of an Apple

Apple - Stage 2

Apple - Stage 4

Here are my finished Orange and Apple:

Finished Orange and Apple

Fourth - Study of Bottles and a Pear:

Bottles and a Pear Set up

Bottles and a Pear Stage 1

Bottles and a Pear - Stage 4 - Finished Painting
Fifth - Study of Flower in a Vase:

Flower in a Vase - Stage 2


Tuesday, January 4, 2011

A Bowl and Two Vases

A very Happy New Year to all - my first post of the year 2011!
This is a study that I followed from the book - "Capturing Radiant Light & Color in Oils and Pastels" - by artist Susan Sarback.

Here are few things that I learnt from this study:
1) First time used the Palette Knife to paint - it felt so awkward at first to paint... getting used to it slowly.
2) How to paint the effects of light on shadows of different objects - bowl here is an opaque object, the blue Vase is transparent object and the orange Vase is translucent object.
Notice that the green bowl being an opaque object, its shadow is darker towards its base and becomes lighter at the other end. The orange Vase is translucent, so typically shadows of such objects are light towards the base and grow darker towards the ends. The blue Vase is transparent, see how its shadow dithers in no specific pattern as seen below.

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8 x 10 inches, Oil on Canves Panel

I hope to do couple more studies from this book. The next in turn is a simple landscape study... stay tuned!

As always, Critiques and Comments are always welcome.

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