Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Monday, July 16, 2012
Judith Reidy's Prize Winner and Entrys to the FAME Plein Air Competition in Mukwonago
Judith Reidy enters two paintings into the FAME Plein Air Competition in Mukwonago, WI this past week. She received an award for the "Home with the Trumpet Vine". Enjoy! You may inquire to purchase these fine paintings.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Flower Shop Painting Demo by Judith Reidy
Labels:
acrylic,
color,
color study,
Judith Reidy,
truth. artwork. drawing
Friday, March 09, 2012
Tricky Project in Reading Colors as Values
Hope you enjoy this tricky project of reading colors as values.
- Black to White in seven steps
- Raw Sienna to light 4 steps
- Raw Sienna and Cad Red Light 4 steps to white
- Cad Red Light 4 steps to white
- Burnt Umber in six steps
- Raw Umber in seven steps
What do you think?
- Is Raw Sienna and Cad Red Lt and the mix of the two actually closest to the third lightest grey?
- Maybe all the colors in the fourth row are too light for the middle value? Yes !
- Can the Raw Umber and Burnt Umber very Lightest and second lightest be made lighter to match their gray value
Well, back to correcting the values.
Reading colors as values can be tricky
Friday, June 03, 2011
Pomegranates and the Fruit of the Vine
Source material in the open air- Plein Air Still life
Labels:
acrylic,
art,
color,
fruit,
garden,
goblet,
painting a day,
Plein Air painting,
still life,
teaching art,
wine
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Enjoy this link to Sergei Bongart: Notes on Painting Compiled & edited by Norm Nason

As most of you know my personal focus of discussion this summer has been on value and color. I recently found a good article on color by
Sergei Bongart: Notes on Painting
Compiled & edited by Norm Nason
I was particularly interested in the comments made about shadows in relation to form and the color of light and the object.
Enjoy!
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