Published 5/2024
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The Energy Of Color Choices on our emotions. A tonal Exercise with a limited Palette. Explore the concept of mood.
What you'll learn
1. Color Choices: Understand how colors influence emotions. Outcome: Apply color psychology to evoke specific feelings in artwork, enhancing its impact.
2. Mood: Explore mood's role in art. Outcome: Create atmospheres that resonate emotionally, using color, composition, and subject matter effectively.
3. Limited Palette: Master tonal variations with few colors. Outcome: Develop artworks with strong visual impact and balanced tonal contrast.
4. Tonal Exercise: Hone portrait painting skills. Outcome: Render lifelike portraits with depth and dimensionality, mastering light and shadow nuances.
Requirements
Beginners and Intermediate, and advance Level.
No prior experience required. Willingness to learn and experiment with different techniques.
Willingness to learn and experiment with different techniques.
Basic understanding of art fundamentals like composition, color theory, and perspective.
Experience with various art mediums, preferably including some familiarity with watercolor techniques.
Description
Understand how color choices influence our emotions. Students will be able to analyze the psychological impact of different colors and apply this knowledge to evoke specific moods or emotions in their artwork.Explore the concept of mood in art and its relationship to color. Students will develop an understanding of how color palettes contribute to establishing mood or atmosphere in artworks, and they will be able to effectively manipulate color to convey desired emotional tones.Practice creating artwork using a limited palette. Students will gain proficiency in selecting and utilizing a restricted range of colors to create cohesive and visually appealing compositions, enhancing their understanding of color mixing and harmonization.Master tonal exercises in painting. Through tonal exercises, students will refine their ability to observe and replicate variations in light and shadow, leading to improved depth, realism, and three-dimensionality in their artwork, particularly evident in portrait painting like the one featuring Robert Duvall.Through step-by-step demonstrations and guided practice sessions, students will refine their ability to analyze facial structure, discern tonal shifts, and render realistic portraits with depth and dimensionality. They will emerge from this exercise with heightened observational skills and a deeper appreciation for the nuanced interplay of light and shadow in portraiture.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction To The Energy Of Color
Lecture 1 Introduction To Color Choices.
Lecture 2 What Watercolor Paint to Use.
Section 2: Choosing Your Palette
Lecture 3 Choosing Our Colors.
Lecture 4 Mixing Darks And Greys.
Section 3: A Limited Palette Exercise.
Lecture 5 Part 1: Burnt Sienna & Ultramarine Blue
Lecture 6 Part 2: Burnt Sienna & Ultramarine Blue
Section 4: Paint With Me: Portrait of Robert Duval - Tonal Value Exercise.
Lecture 7 Part 1: Introduction To Painting A Portrait Of Robert Duval.
Lecture 8 Part 2: Paint The Shadows Under The Hat.
Lecture 9 Part 3: Paint The Face And First Wash Of The Face.
Lecture 10 Part 4: Paint The Coat.
Lecture 11 Part 5: Enhance The Tonal Structure.
Lecture 12 Part 6: Watercolor Techniques Used.
Section 5: Color, Emotions, And Mood.
Lecture 13 Paint With Emotion
Lecture 14 Mood And Atmosphere
Beginners and Intermediate, and advance level artists who is curious to learn the effect of color on our emotions.
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