Weekly Wrap Up for 10/01/2012 Thru 10/06/2012

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Our posts this week started on Tuesday. There was no post on Monday, 10/01/2012.

Arlen Burton: "Signal Peak" (Oil on Canvas)
Arlen Burton: “Signal Peak” (Oil on Canvas)

 

Tuesday, October the 2nd: Tip For Painting Landscapes~ We wrote that the secondary color scheme using green, orange, and violet are especially good at creating harmony, especially, when painting landscapes. Proper use of this scheme can give a viewer that inviting feeling of…(to read the article, please click on the picture at the right).

 

 

R. D. Burton: Winter Kindling
R. D. Burton: Winter Kindling

 

Wednesday, October the 3rd: In the article: “Think Out” Shadows in advance of painting~ We said that a good painting will have an area painted without a shadow and then the shadow painted over it. Shadows are a great tool for describing shapes they fall upon. However,tThe shape of the surface will alter the…(to read the article, please click on the picture at the right).

 

 

Lynn Burton: "Adam and Eve"
Lynn Burton: “Adam and Eve”

 

Thursday, October the 4th: Inspiration for the Wannabe Artist: Personally, I was always interested in art and was drawing, sketching, studying artists and their works. However, for years I seldom painted. I came from an artist family and knew I would eventually… (to read the article, please click on the picture at the right).

 

 

Artist, Richard D. Burton
Artist, Richard D. Burton

 

Friday, October the 5th: Draw with Graphite Pencil as if Painting With a Brush ~ I’ve found that occasionally selecting to draw solidly and roundly, modeling my forms as though I was working in clay, painting with the graphite pencil, tone for tone, edge against edge and texture for texture, that I have my most successful moments. I am constantly reminded of…(to read the article, please click on the picture at the right).

 

Richard D.Burton: Small segment of drawing for future painting
Richard D.Burton: Small segment of drawing for future painting

 

Saturday, October the 6th: Draw With an Objective ~ An artist that truly enjoys drawing should never avoid something which looks difficult or seek to solve a drawing problem by lowering their standards by doing it with acceptable and conventional methods. (to read the article, please click on the picture at the right.

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