We began the day with a lecture on Colurists and shown various slides of inspirational artists.
Matisse popped up, "the master of colour" and I found this image
Le Rifain assis (Seated Riffian)
1912/13 as a good example of his pallet
Raoul Dufy
was the key painter that stuck out for me. I liked his use of colour
and line to add depth and distinction. Very illustrative and good style
for use in textiles
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| The Artists Studio found on Tumblr |
Toulouse Lautrec
and his use of coloured paper as a background is interesting.
You can work much more with colour on top then. I might apply this when I
do some life drawing...?
Then we approached our brief:
Research in Context: Part One
Colour
Working from an arranged group of items; begin to investigate colour ranges through composition, format, scale, media application and colour mixing.
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| my still life objects |
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| colour study with gouache |
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| abstraction and altering colour pallet |
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| reducing pallet to 3 colours |
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| detail study with drawing |
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| experimental collage |
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| looking at the relationship of colour and composition |
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| abstract collage and detail study |
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| collage study with ink drawing and chalk |
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