One technique some artists use is to “block in” the colors of their painting. This can be a loose painting of the dominant colors in the areas of the canvas where those colors will be. Or it may be the background colors in each appropriate section for a painting.
Here are several examples of what it looks like:
This article and photos by Marion Boddy-Evans is broken down into steps, with steps 1 and 2 being about blocking in: “Landscape Painting: Quiver Tree Step by Step.”
And this watercolor demonstration by Roger Simpson is quite interesting.
Here are a few of our artists, who do oil painting.
Jean Miller Harding – still life paintings
Yuri Klapoukh – portraiture and landscape paintings
Renee DiNapoli – floral paintings
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Blocking in
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