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Friday, July 10, 2009
Punch Cup with Cherries
In this painting, I focused on the composition. I think the handle of the cup came out particularly well. I also love the shade of green in the background. It reminds of those antique green mixing bowls. I did this painting on Wednesday of the Carol Marine workshop at the Coppini Academy. It was so nice to be able to ask for help from such an accomplished painter.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Carol Marine Workshop Day 2
Day two of our workshop, Carol gave us an assignment in painting values. The parameters were to use one color ( I used burnt umber) to create three paintings, each with a different value being dominant. The paintings were timed. The first painting was done in 30 minutes, the second in 15, and the third in 5! The idea is to try to simplify the painting enough to capture the essence of the object using value. My first painting of the mug is light-value dominant, the second painting of the pitcher is mid-value dominant, and the third painting of the egg cup is dark-value dominant. This worthwhile exercise was challenging and fun!
5" x 7" acrylic on canvas board, 15 minute painting time
Labels:
acrylic,
burnt umber,
cup,
Daily painting,
egg cup,
mug,
painting,
pitcher,
values
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