The Power and Emotion of Brush Strokes By Ken Schwager.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Photography Composition using the Elements and Principles of Art

Advertisements

Panoramic Landscapes Landscapes = a painting, drawing or photograph that depicts outdoor scenery. What are some different types of landscapes you have.

Creating Depth in a Painting by Linda Hammons Make your paintings look more 3 dimensional, not flat!

!!!Hello Verity !!! Welcome to Art Via Technology!!!

Blind Contour. You DON’T look at your drawing You ONLY look at the subject A “subject” is what you are drawing… – Example: If you are drawing your friend.

Atmospheric Perspective Created and Presented by Ms. Steinmetz.

ILLUSION OF DEPTH.

Painting Unit 3: Landscape

An Introduction to Landscape Painting

* Painting: Water Lilies (1907) by Claude Monet. Oil on canvas * The horizontal surface of the pool has become vertical- the waterlily islands and the.

Vocabulary. Watercolour Painting in pigments suspended in water and a binder such as gum arabic. Traditionally used in a light to dark manner, using the.

Space The elements of art.

The Paint Brush And how to take care of it.. The artists paint brush… As with so many art supplies and tools in this high-tech age, it is easy to take.

The Digital Camera Basic Photographic Principles: Shutter Speed & Aperture Setting.

Answering Exam Questions Common Mistakes (part a’s) Answers too short (not enough points made) Four or five valid points made but not properly explained.

SUBJECT MATTER SUBJECT MATTER The type of image displayed in an artwork. These images are easily identified by the viewer.

Space Space is basically divided into 3 parts: Foreground, Middle Ground and Background Generally, the background area is considered to be the upper 1/3.

2D into 3D Reinterpreting Famous Artworks from History.

Distribution of Climate Regions

WATERCOLOR LANDSCAPE: POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE SPACE McMath Art: 8 th grade.

Post- Impressionism Name: Date: Period:. Post- Impressionism Subject is not totally realistic & expresses the emotional state of the artist.

Henri Rousseau Born in France in 1844 Loved art, but didn’t become an artist until his late 40’s Self -taught Artist.

Landscapes. Building Background 1 Point Perspective.

Photography: Some Basics. Subject The main object or person(s) emphasized in the photograph. –What do you want to say about your subject. –Look at Position.

LANDSCAPE ART Landscape painting is the depiction in art of landscapes – natural scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, and forests.

Bridges and Water Lilies By Randy Farley

Landscape. Today we are going outside to draw landscapes. Let’s first review some basics of composition and think about the idea of atmospheric perspective.

Get your watercolor Supplies: 1. Page from yesterday 2.Brushes 3.Cup of water 4.Napkin from yesterday. 5.Paint.

Take out your Homework! 1. Take a magazine from the LANDSCAPE MAGAZINE BOX. 2.Find 3 landscape images that you will look at to paint your watercolor landscape.

How artists use perspective to show space

Painting Tips. Rules of Painting Wear an art shirt when painting. Roll up your sleeves Cover your desk with newspaper CLEAN your brushes, water pots &

Acrylic Techniques. Texture – then dry brush.

December 3, 2012 You need: Vocab books. Landscape Painting 12/3/2012.

WATERCOLOR!!. VOCABULARY VALUE/ INTENSITY The lightness or darkness of tones or colors. Intensity takes a look at how bright or dull a color is.

Landscape Photography. Landscape A landscape is a section or portion of scene as seen from a single viewpoint. Scenery is the subject of a landscape image.

Looking at Art Subject: What is represented in a work of art.

Romare Bearden Bearden was an African-American Artist from South Carolina. He was a painter, cartoonist, collage maker and semi-pro baseball player.

Vocabulary: Kinds of Shots

Photography Composition Basics. The Rule of Thirds.

Two Point Perspective…. Turn your paper sideways or “landscape view.”

Background Middle ground Foreground

Space Linear perspective is a mathematical system for creating the illusion of space and distance on a flat surface. In other words it make three D things.

“The only time I feel alive is when I'm painting.” - Vincent van Gogh.

PORTRAITURE Style: Impressionism Artist: Vincent Van Gogh

Romare Bearden Bearden was an African-American Artist from South Carolina. He was a painter, cartoonist, collage maker and semi-pro baseball player. Bearden.

Monochromatic Painting Monochromatic in Tempera Paint.

Linear Perspective in Visual Arts Mrs. Love. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE.

 Realism depicts what is seen as it appears.  Realism in the visual arts is the depiction of subjects as they appear in everyday life, without embellishment.

Looking at Art What is represented in a work of art. What a work of art is about. Subject:

Digital and Interactive Media

Japanese Prints.

PHOTOGRAPHY VOCABULARY AND DEFINITIONS :

Landscapes AND COOL/WARM COLORS

All the visible features of an area of countryside or land.

All Art is Abstract!.

Artist: Vincent Van Gogh

Monochromatic Landscapes.

Atmospheric perspective

Three Landscapes Building Background Historical/Cultural Connections

Physical Space - LANDSCAPES

Atmospheric Perspective

Paul Gauguin Born June 7, 1848 and died May

Exploring color schemes

SPACE The Illusion of Depth

1) Get your art piece from the front

Community Collage 2nd Grade.

Vocabulary space Positive space Value Negative space Light source

Rule of Thirds.

Presentation transcript:

The Power and Emotion of Brush Strokes By Ken Schwager

What are Brush Strokes? Brush Strokes are the marks made by a paint brush as you are painting. Sometimes, visible Brush Strokes are desired by the artist, other times, not. Different media affect Brush Strokes differently. Also, the type of brush used can affect the appearance of Brush Strokes.

Controlling Brush Strokes Artists control Brush Strokes in several ways: –The type of paint used –The amount of paint used –The type of brush used –The type of Surface being painted on –The type of thinner used with the paint –The amount of pressure used by the artist

Creating Brush Strokes

Since there are many different types of brushes, there are many different types of brush strokes. Wide brushes make wide strokes, narrow brushes make narrow strokes. It is important to choose your brushes carefully to create the type of Brush Stroke you desire. Brush Strokes can be used to enhance the design and appearance of the art, if used properly.

Brush Strokes

Using a Brush It is important to use a brush properly so you don’t damage the tip. Brushes are made of three parts;

Be careful not to mash the tip of the brush. Clean brush thoroughly, taking care not to pull out the bristles. Make sure to get the paint out of the base of the bristles near the Ferrule. After cleaning, reshape the tip so it will dry in the correct position. Let brushes dry with the tips up and handles down. Using a Brush

Parts of a Landscape Painting Landscapes are a way for artists to show large areas of open land, sea and sky in a beautiful and artistic way. Landscapes can be of many different subjects such as beaches, mountains, rivers, oceans, etc. Some Landscape paintings are very realistic, others are more abstract.

Most landscapes can be easily divided into three (3) main parts. Background Middle Ground Foreground The Background is the area that appears to be the farthest away from the viewer. The Middle Ground of a Landscape is the area that appears to be at, or nearest to, the middle of the scene. The Foreground of a Landscape is the area that appears to be at the front of the scene, closest to the viewer.

The EndThe EndThe EndThe End