Using Line For Better Compositions
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2019
- This video is about Using Line For Better Composition. We’ll take a look at how some of the masters handled them in their paintings.
Sign up for my free newsletter and get more artist tips: www.philstarke.com/newsletter/
Click the Subscribe button above so you'll know when I post more tutorial videos. / philstarke
Check out more learning opportunities here: www.philstarkestudio.com/
See more of my artwork at philstarke.com
Follow me:
www.philstarkestudio.com
philstarke.com
/ philstarke.fineart
/ philstarke
If you're looking for weekly tutoring, you might like to check out Easel Insight Membership. I'm the creator and founder of this artist membership website that offers tutoring as well as a supportive community for feedback and encouragement. www.easelinsight.com
I'm a real advocate for drawing outdoors, (plein air), it's not easy but you can learn to develop compositions. Your video has brought more to light the development of composition, by the use of line. Great work, nice find with the book. There is a lot to learn from the previous generations of artist. Thank you.
Mike Gurney Thanks Mike, its a process learning the different aspects but I love the process.
Thanks very useful video. One video related to the (soft,hard) edges will be great...
Another great lecture on painting design. Thanks Phil.
Glad you enjoyed it Janet
Great tips! thanks for sharing! I love your paintings and specially how you paint shadows...In which vídeo that you sell has more details about paintings shadows? thanks again!
Henrique Januário Glad its helpful Henrique, I have a set of videos called Light and Shadow Online Workshop, you can click here and see it. philstarkestudio.com/paint-with-confidence-courses/
It’s my understanding most of the “rules” of composition is largely based on what excites and attracts the human eye most.. maintain visual interest. That’s why they can be broken if done in such a way as to still achieve the results mentioned, by the viewer.
Yes, I think your right. They are definitely made to be broken.