Showing posts with label Colour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colour. Show all posts
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Colour theory, tonal colours (Martin)
Life drawing and painting, focused on achieving depth or accentuation through colour, in particular the use of tonal colours. Fourth session on colour theory, this time used for portrait sketching. To practise tonal painting we this time actually didn't sketch from life, but from self-chosen photos. As I've been wanting to do a painting of Martin for a while now (I did a quick digital sketch of him earlier, see my previous post on Martin), I chose one of his JKPP-photos to work from. I used cobalt blue as basic colour and mixed the rest from that. Not completely finished, ran out of time. I'd need to do some corrections to really catch the Martin I've come to know, but all in all I'm pleased with both the result and likeness. I tend never to continue with or rework art class material afterwards, just leaving it as it turned out during class as a reminder of that particular session. Acrylic on paper (55 x 73 cm). Portrait also for Julia Kay's Portrait Party on Flickr. Portret & model-tekenen/schilderen, gericht op diepte- of accentwerking door middel van kleur, met name tonale kleuren. Portret voor Julia Kay's Portrait Party op Flickr.
Saturday, 28 January 2012
Colour theory, complementary colours
Life drawing and painting, focused on achieving depth or accentuation through colour, in particular the use of complementary colours. Third session on colour theory, this time used for model sketching. The result again is very much unfinished. Acrylic on paper. Portret & model-tekenen/schilderen, gericht op diepte- of accentwerking door middel van kleur, met name complementaire kleuren.
Saturday, 21 January 2012
Colour theory, greying colours
Life drawing and painting, focused on achieving depth or accentuation through colour, in particular the use of greying colours. Second session on colour theory, this time used for portrait sketching. The result again is unfinished. Acrylic on paper. Model: Arthur. Portret & model-tekenen/schilderen, gericht op diepte- of accentwerking door middel van kleur, met name vergrijzing van kleuren.
Saturday, 14 January 2012
Colour theory, cold-warm contrast
Life drawing and painting, focused on achieving depth or accentuation through colour, in particular the use of cold-warm contrast. The result is very much unfinished. Acrylic on paper. At home I did a quick iPad-sketch (Brushes App) of the same subject from memory. Portret & model-tekenen/schilderen, gericht op diepte- of accentwerking door middel van kleur, met name koud-warm contrast.
Friday, 9 April 2010
Exhibition "Colour"

(Kleur bekennen, Burgerzaal raadhuis Landgraaf, 9.4.2010 - 28.4.2010)
Sunday, 4 April 2010
Colour triptych Elle
Final version of the colour triptych that I made during the portrait & model class for the exhibition with the theme "Colour". It's based on a photo triptych (in black and white) that I came across on the internet and found very striking. As it didn't mention the name of the young woman depicted, I chose to name her "Elle". Acrylic on canvas (60 x 60 cm each). Kleurendrieluik geschilderd voor de expositie "Kleur bekennen" in Landgraaf.
Colour
The portrait & model classes of the past few weeks were focused on creating artworks for an upcoming exhibition in the town hall of Landgraaf, with the theme "Colour". Apart from some finishing touches and without the watercolours that at that moment were being framed, these are the results of our efforts. Portret & model-tekenen/schilderen was de afgelopen weken gericht op onze deelname aan de expositie "Kleur bekennen" in het raadhuis van Landgraaf. Hier de resultaten van onze inspanningen.
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