"You know you're an artist when you go through the whole day with ink and paint smeared across the left side of your face, and when you find out, all you think is, Wow, that's a cool pattern." lyyang
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Yellow Pear w/ Grapes
It's an omen! The exercise started off bad. I wasn't able to find all the colors listed for this project. They are lightfast prismacolors and I guess I can only find them online. SOOO I'm improvising.
Getting some shadow depth here. This is the second drawing I did of this pic. The first I used a hard lead pencil and it put grooves in the paper Then the colored pencil doesn't want to fill in the small grooves.
Even though I redrew and used a VERY light hand I still got the grooves! Not sure if it's the paper change from the tomato pic. That was done on W/C paper this on bristol vellum or the hard lead. I decided not to redo but to learn something and see if I can fill it in. (Enlarge and you can see it)
Another thing I learned was the directions said to use a Verithin white pencil to burnish the reflections on the grapes. Well I don't like this method at all! You get close with the color and it gets in the white and creates a bad effect. See you when I get the next four steps done.
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- Theresa Rhodus
- I teach art through many venues. Currently I teach with Metro Community College Continuing Education. Also I belong to the art galleries Eppley Gallery at the Eppley Airport in Omaha Nebraska and "Fine Arts on Fifth" in Malvern IA
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