Showing posts with label sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sky. Show all posts
Monday, 13 April 2015
View finder
This is what we call a view finder. It consists on focusing only on a part of a painting and draw it. I decided to paint one of the most famous work of art of Vincent Van Gogh: "Starry Night Over the Rhone" as I fell in love with it from the first time I saw it. It was a challenge but I could pass through it. It is the first time that I've tried to imitate one of the most famous artists of all history but I really like the final result. The purpose of this task was mainly to imitate the brushtroke of the artistic movement: Post-Impressionism, and I confess it was the most difficult part. :)
Figure and background
This is the figure and background we've done on the first term. At first, it seems like a normal landscape but if you look at it properly, you'll find more than one picture. This is what we call an optical illusion.
In my opinion, it looks pretty good despite the fact it was the first time I've done a landscape completely with a pencil. :)
Labels:
art,
cliff,
clouds,
drawing,
figureandbackground,
landscape,
mountains,
opticalillusion,
sea,
sky,
water
Thursday, 16 October 2014
Practicing perspective (last year)
Here is a drawing I done last year, in 3ºA ESO, in the class of arts and crafts. We had to draw something related to perspective, and I thought a village would be interesting. Nobody told it was easy, and wasn't so. However, I enjoyed drawing it but it took many time. Although I really like the final result, I prefer not to do this kind of drawings, as they are very technique and sometimes difficult.
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