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FIVE THINGS that trigger the illusion of depth. How they work together, And how they can go wrong.
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Circle Studies. Developing composition diagrams with a focus on the location, proximity, and proportion of major forms.
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I introduce you to a whole bunch of collage artists and talk about how they're work relates to our assignment.
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Create the classic Joseph Albers color interaction studies that turn one color into two, and two into one.
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Demo of the methodology and craftsmanship behind the "translucency" color studies.
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A detailed overview of the four stages of documenting your artwork for submission or for your portfolios. Prepare your artwork Light your work evenly Photograph accurately Apply basic corrections
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Demonstration and advice on painting, cutting, and gluing our isometric designs together.
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A demo and explanation of our color study exercises.
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As we think about translating our circle studies into photographic images, let's look at how artist structure their images using a few basic principles.
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Techniques and format for completing the collage assignment.
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I demonstrate our Composition Diagramming worksheet and test some
composition generating strategies with gouache and Sriracha hot sauce.
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