The lesson behind lost edges is that if two shapes the same value meet, paint it as one shape; the edge will disappear, and the viewer can fill in the blanks. Who knew?
The lesson behind "keying" a painting is to discipline yourself to using ONLY the three highest, or the three lowest, values on the value scale in a single painting. (Like playing a piano.)
The lesson behind "keying" a painting is to discipline yourself to using ONLY the three highest, or the three lowest, values on the value scale in a single painting. (Like playing a piano.)
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| The "High Key" set up |
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| The "Low Key" set up |
Not the best images.
(Both were lit with a full spectrum 75 w bulb, and annoying ambient light)
(Both were lit with a full spectrum 75 w bulb, and annoying ambient light)
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| My 20 minute Demo |
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| sample of class work! |
What a Challenge!
Try it.
You'll like it!
Try it.
You'll like it!
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