Art 116 Painting: Color temperature oil sketch

Monday, October 30, 2017

Color temperature oil sketch

Colors:
Ultramarine Blue
Burnt Sienna
White

Objectives:
Push and manipulate the development of color using the limited palette
Focus on the function and charasteristics of warm and cool colors
Be aware of color intensity and the role it plays in your picture
Examine the ability to neutralize color
Strive to create a harmonious and cohesive picture

Before you begin painting:
Create at least three strings of color representing the range you could achieve (min. five transitional steps)

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Being a beginner at something can feel awkward and embarrassing, especially if you’re used to being an expert. But those feelings are the inescapable growth pains that come from developing and improving. To get used to the discomfort, know that it’s brave to be a beginner. Exposing your weaknesses and trying new things takes courage. You can make the challenge a bit easier by looking for learning situations where the stakes are low — maybe a class where you’re not expected to be an expert or you don’t know anyone else. If it helps, tell fellow participants that you may mess up whatever you’re about to attempt. Your willingness to take risks may inspire others to do the same. And whatever you do, don’t stop learning. Keep pushing yourself, especially in the areas where you are accomplished, so you can get even better. If you are willing to feel embarrassment and shame, and even to fail, there’s no end to what you can do.

Adapted from “Learning Is Supposed to Feel Uncomfortable,” by Peter Bregman.