breakin’ loose

All the color mixing skills were coming along. Then the teacher pulled a switcheroo. It’s not so much about the color of the apple (red) but the light on the apple. Warm light? cool light? Monet painted the light on one haystack over and over: noon, sunrise, cloudy, whatever. It was not about the hay being yellow. Just about beginning to understand that!

this one is about being true to the color of the objects.

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this one is about TRYING to paint the light on the objects.

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and the following week – “local” color, warm/cool, color of light, value (light/dark), “turning” to show shape. Whew. Where are the crayons?!?

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So . . . next session – even more changes (subtle?) – and perhaps done with this?

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2 thoughts on “breakin’ loose

  1. Oh goodness, I know there are light bulbs of cool or warm tones. I hadn’t thought it through that the light casted on an object will be either cool or warm.
    Sounds like a sermon!

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