visual arts teacher and artist / profesor de artes visuales y artista visual
Showing posts with label turpentine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turpentine. Show all posts
Saturday, February 20, 2010
selfportrait
once more, me facing a mirror, this time oil pastels and turpentine to blend at hand... (I should use cleaner colours but i can't help mixing and using dirty ones, haha). I was too tired when i did it so now i realized my eyes are in a different line but the idea was to also not add too much details. i tried to make it using shapes and not using lines i mean rather pictorial than drawing
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dibujandoarte,
oil pastel,
on paper,
portrait,
selfportrait,
turpentine
life sketch in oil
a 20 minutes sketch in oil and turpentine, on paper with a previous layer of gesso. no details, just trying to quickly capture shapes and masses of lights and shadows.
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dibujandoarte,
from life,
oil,
oil on paper,
sketch,
turpentine
Saturday, February 13, 2010
life sketch
i made this quick sketch this afternoon while one one of the students was drawing in front of her easel.
Labels:
carbon,
dibujandoarte,
life drawing,
sketch,
turpentine
Thursday, February 11, 2010
still life sketch oil pastel
another still life, first i sketched with grey and black oil pastel. on topd i added some colors, then blended with turpentine and continued adding more colors + blackand white or some complementary for the shadows. took me about an hour to make it (35x50 cm approx)
Labels:
dibujandoarte,
oil pastel,
on paper,
sketch,
still life,
turpentine
Thursday, January 28, 2010
quick works of planes, colours and shapes
i'm attending an 8-weeks-summer course at a museum, which has a wonderful Andaluz garden (as a garden in Andalucía - Spain). the teacher makes us see the shapes, the contrasts, the colours, without making details which is too difficult for me, because I always tend to go till the most tiny detail if I can. working with watercolurs in the last years has helped me in that, though in this case, these two works i did this mornig, i used oil pastels to make some shapes then blurred it with turpentine and a strong brush and kept on adding more oil pastel, tried to blend it in some places and not in others.
Labels:
dibujandoarte,
oil pastel,
on paper,
turpentine
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Human Figure Study
Study after a drawing by master François Boucher. This is sanguine and white pastel pencils on a slightly toned paper
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grey values Originally uploaded by dibujandoarte this is an exercise with reduced values of grey using gouache. it's from a work by V...
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pitt pastel pencils on paper, conté bars of sanguine pastel and the bigger work is acrylics on canvass.