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Saturday, 17 March 2012
Scaling up- sketch re composition
Photo on side for some reason and cannot rotate with this App. Exploring a structure balance etc before tone/ colour
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Scaling Up sketches re composition, colour & fluidity
Pulling back even more to clarify structure without losing the essence
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Scaling Up - sketches for composition & colour
Exploring structure with some colour ideas for larger version
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Scaling Up - sketches for composition
Exploring the composition for less complex but effective structure re tutor comments
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Scaling up a photo - sketches for the composition
Deciding on the structure
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Exhibition notes- Picasso & Modern British Art: Tate Britain
The review in the Times by Rachel Campbell- Johnston, Feb 2012
Seven British artists " are represented at a formative moment....are so far from their finest work that they are almost disappointing."
Of Wyndham, Moore, Sutherland, Hockney and Duncan Grant, she says :
"The exhibition captures the excitement of that creative moment when two minds coincide with the forces that shunts one of them ( always the British one) off at a radical new tack."
This sounds like a must visit.
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Seven British artists " are represented at a formative moment....are so far from their finest work that they are almost disappointing."
Of Wyndham, Moore, Sutherland, Hockney and Duncan Grant, she says :
"The exhibition captures the excitement of that creative moment when two minds coincide with the forces that shunts one of them ( always the British one) off at a radical new tack."
This sounds like a must visit.
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The David Hockney exhibition : An OCA student group visit
Notes taken on paper capturing the tutor Voice also:
WINTER TREES
I note the direction of Hockneys paint strokes are uses extensively to create movement and texture as well as rhythm of leaves, trees, branches.
The proportion of his contrasting colours is hugely effective in dramatising, creating light and depth.
In AUTUMN TUNNEL, there is an absolute of purity of colour.
WOLDGATE WOODS, 21, 23 & 29 Nov 2006:
Clear working in the background colour washes and shapes in light colours
The light falls as colour. Not a redundant Mark.
GARROWBY HILL
Violet foreground road that corresponds to the colour the viewer sees in the video. Trees rhythm strong.
Tutor noted that H spent lots and lots of time SEEING
He has his paint mixed in the studio beforehand. 11 tones per colour for watercolour in jars. Uses sizes 35 and 50 Rosemary brushes in sable.
His greens stand in front of green.
Foregrounds are so very well observed and different : marks, tones, textures, shapes.
TREES, THIXENDALE
Many greens, blues for winter. Same brush but Tutor said he use round and flat brushes. An impressionist sky with such cleanness in the middle and foreground.
GRAND CANYON
Glorious colour reds, oranges, etc : uses Total colour theory reverse.
SKETCHBOOKS
Some impressive ink and charcoal drawing that translates into paint with remarkable innovative panache.
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WINTER TREES
I note the direction of Hockneys paint strokes are uses extensively to create movement and texture as well as rhythm of leaves, trees, branches.
The proportion of his contrasting colours is hugely effective in dramatising, creating light and depth.
In AUTUMN TUNNEL, there is an absolute of purity of colour.
WOLDGATE WOODS, 21, 23 & 29 Nov 2006:
Clear working in the background colour washes and shapes in light colours
The light falls as colour. Not a redundant Mark.
GARROWBY HILL
Violet foreground road that corresponds to the colour the viewer sees in the video. Trees rhythm strong.
Tutor noted that H spent lots and lots of time SEEING
He has his paint mixed in the studio beforehand. 11 tones per colour for watercolour in jars. Uses sizes 35 and 50 Rosemary brushes in sable.
His greens stand in front of green.
Foregrounds are so very well observed and different : marks, tones, textures, shapes.
TREES, THIXENDALE
Many greens, blues for winter. Same brush but Tutor said he use round and flat brushes. An impressionist sky with such cleanness in the middle and foreground.
GRAND CANYON
Glorious colour reds, oranges, etc : uses Total colour theory reverse.
SKETCHBOOKS
Some impressive ink and charcoal drawing that translates into paint with remarkable innovative panache.
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