Showing posts with label Copying masters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copying masters. Show all posts
September 1, 2017
December 30, 2016
Copying Masters: Charles Reid
Tags:
Copying masters,
Flora,
Sketchbook,
Still Life,
Watercolor
Another attempt of mine to solve the secret of transparent and breathing watercolors of inexpliсable, inimitable, talented and unpredictable Mr. Charles Reid (his site).
May 13, 2016
"Visit Norway" Poster
I used the photos of my drawings and arranged them in Photoshop, adding text in different fonts, adding Norwegian ornament for the background.
Nice experience. My first illustration and design experience.
12 things to do in Norway this summer:
1. Ohhhh, nature!
2. To see the wooden church.
3. To buy troll and to see the Norwegian cat.
4. To go fishing and to eat fish.
5. To get scared with Munch.
6. To feel Hardangervidda.
7. To fall in love with Bergen.
8. To drink beer in Oslo
9. To experience a ferry.
10. To learn about vikings.
11. To get surprised by Vigeland.
12. To love Norway with the deep of your heart and forever.
May 3, 2016
October 7, 2015
Copying Masters
Tags:
Copying masters,
Landscape,
Sketchbook,
Watercolor
Here I try to copy the impressionistic style and blinding light of artwork of Bato Dugarjapov, modern artist from Russia. He is great, click here to see the best I could find Pinterest exposition.
Midtones are difficult for me, this study was difficult too.
December 26, 2014
Copying Masters
Tags:
Copying masters,
Ink,
Landscape
| 20x15cm, Ink Pen |
While studying the book "Drawing with pen and Ink" by Guptill (link here) I was amazed by variety and diversity of strokes of ink pen offered by the author.
So I decided to copy one of the illustrations, by Addison B. Le Boutillier. A lot of patience and accuracy required, not my strongest features they are.
August 7, 2014
August 11, 2013
Sketching
Tags:
Copying masters,
Sketchbook
Last pages of the sketchbook-2013!
The upper sketch is copy of 2010 watercolor of F.M.Marrouch (here) done with the only brush and two colors, ultramarine blue and burnt sienna.
In 2010 I was impressed by this painting and had no idea how it was executed. Now, 3 years later, seems like I know)))
Sketch below is inspired by photo, again of 2010, and I have no clue about the author.
And at last I feel fed up with copying of masters' works for the time being.
The upper sketch is copy of 2010 watercolor of F.M.Marrouch (here) done with the only brush and two colors, ultramarine blue and burnt sienna.
In 2010 I was impressed by this painting and had no idea how it was executed. Now, 3 years later, seems like I know)))
Sketch below is inspired by photo, again of 2010, and I have no clue about the author.
And at last I feel fed up with copying of masters' works for the time being.
July 28, 2013
Following Masters: Stephen Gardner
Tags:
Copying masters,
Sketchbook,
Watercolor
In 2010 I had no idea how to paint airy wide summer views. Looks like I still do not know, he-he-he.
I keep copying masters.
Here original sketch lives, blog of Stephen Gardner, please enjoy.
July 26, 2013
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