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Color Course with Ian Roberts
Pre course paintiing: Center of intersest tis the orange skirt
Week !: For the first two weeks we will be focusing on color intensity. And our main focus will be on reducing intensity. Learning about subtle, nuanced color
Week 2: This week we again exploring low intensity color so we have a working relationship to crafting neutrals. Those neutrals will form the foundation for expanding into a control of higher intensity color next week.
Week 2: This week we again exploring low intensity color so we have a working relationship to crafting neutrals. Those neutrals will form the foundation for expanding into a control of higher intensity color next week.
Week 3:We normally think that hue is the most important element of color. But this week we will shift the hue, yet stay true to both the value and the intensity. You will see how much room there is for interpretive color.
Week 4: Finally color! And you know these two images. We have painted them in black and white and in the temperature exercises. But you'll find having that knowledge of them frees you to focus on color mixing. Because now we are using our knowledge of color temperature yet not using full color. Think of the range of nuanced color you have now at your finger tips. The different options and means you have now to create neutrals and rich juxtapositions of hue, and value, and intensity. And temperature.
This week we push into two important arenas of color. Two important skills you'll need. Having moved to full color last week, this week we will look at: 1. The color of shadows: this you will find ties right back to all our work with color temperature. And unlike Weeks 1 and 2 where we diminished intensity, now we will push it to heighten the sense of sunlight in our painting.2. How to paint green: so many people hate green because they don't know how to reduce the intensity and create enough variety with it. This exercise will open up the world of green to you.
This week we push into two important arenas of color. Two important skills you'll need. Having moved to full color last week, this week we will look at: 1. The color of shadows: this you will find ties right back to all our work with color temperature. And unlike Weeks 1 and 2 where we diminished intensity, now we will push it to heighten the sense of sunlight in our painting.2. How to paint green: so many people hate green because they don't know how to reduce the intensity and create enough variety with it. This exercise will open up the world of green to you.
Given to Katie Capecchi
We have been thinking about compositional structure, values, brushwork, edges, temperature now since last January. Now we've completed the color course. This week I want you to paint your own image(s).
We have been thinking about compositional structure, values, brushwork, edges, temperature now since last January. Now we've completed the color course. This week I want you to paint your own image(s).
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