Miss Gianina teaching her student our OBSERVE: Objects in Perspective Lesson
STUDY: Shape
SHAPE: A flat area defined by its edges or an outline.
GEOMETRIC: Shapes that have names and can be constructed with a compass and/or ruler.
ORGANIC: Shapes found in nature, non regular.
COMPOSITION: The way in which something is put together or arranged.
OBSERVE: 2 Objects (Value & Form)
Forms are three dimensional shapes. Because drawings and paintings have only two dimensions, artists must use shadows on the objects themselves as well as cast shadows in order to let the viewer know if the object they are viewing is a form, or a flat shape. If you learn how to create form, you can make everything in your artwork look 3D. Most objects that we have in everyday life are made up of combinations of slightly modified platonic forms.
CREATE: Proportion (Hands)
The goal of our CREATE: Proportion (Hands) lesson is to create a painting that focuses on hands and shows how hands can change the feeling of the overall painting.
EXPLORE: Greece and Rome
BLACK-FIGURE: A type of Greek pottery in which the figures are glazed black and the background (negative space) is left the red color of the clay.
RED-FIGURE: A type of Greek pottery where the background (negative space) is glazed black and the figures are left the red color of the clay.
CONTRAPOSSTO: A posture in which the persons opposite hip and shoulder are raised creating a curve in the figure’s silhouette.