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| Rachel Edelstein |
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| Mike Loucks |
Mike's drawing also exhibits a strong sense of place and atmosphere but with a darker, moodier quality. His use of additive and reductive techniques brings varied textural elements to the image.
Friday, February 1, 2013
COMPOSING IDEAL SOLIDS
Students this week made compositions with basic forms: Ideal Solids. The lecture introduced Distal Ques: 1. Atmospheric Perspective 2. Value 3. Location 4. Proportion 5. Overlap 6. Diagonals.
Rachel's drawing above exhibits strong gradations with complementary contour lines. In addition, there is a sense of place and atmosphere by drawing the horizontal lines on the ground plane combined with a dark to light gradation from the bottom to top.
Mike's drawing also exhibits a strong sense of place and atmosphere but with a darker, moodier quality. His use of additive and reductive techniques brings varied textural elements to the image.
Mike's drawing also exhibits a strong sense of place and atmosphere but with a darker, moodier quality. His use of additive and reductive techniques brings varied textural elements to the image.
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