Urban Sketching v.
Urban House Painting
Voluntary--------Necessary
En Plein Air---En Plein Air
Avocation----Work
‘In the Zone’-------Pondering Solutions to Problems
Limited Supplies--------Gallons of Supplies
Knowledge of Perspective----Knowledge of Gravity
Value Contrast to Model Form----Putty and Caulk to Model Form
Transparent Wash---Power Wash
A Point of View or Station Point------Viewing Every Point
July has been ‘paint the house month’ at our home, so this
posting is all words. The comparison list above is ‘the
art’ I have to offer at this time. I’ve only sketched twice this month. The first
time was at our Regional Sketch-out on 7/11 ..and I already posted the three
sketches I did that day on Flickr and Facebook.
I sketched a second time when I volunteered to help out at
the Peninsula Art League’s Summer Arts Festival in Gig Harbor on 7/19. I’m not
done with that sketch yet. I hope I don’t ruin it when I get time to finish it. I enjoyed sketching outdoors at the Arts Festival..even though the temperature was over 90 degrees. I learned that heat does strange things to colored pencils...and, I like learning these things:
Water-soluble colored
pencils do not turn into a ‘wash’ with the application of water.
Wax-based colored
pencils melt and do surprising things.
Totally fantastical comparison!
ReplyDeleteJust to note that you are also working on your large brush strokes!
Thanks, Patti. Wish you had been here while I was making the comparison list: That was a big one to miss!
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