Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Dominance - Line


Here is a painting with a dominance of oblique lines. "Leland's Lobster Buoys" are a gradation of oblique lines that gradually approach horizontal at the top of the page.

As you have probably realized, several elements and principles are at work in a single painting. This painting also contains: 1.) diminshing repeats 2.) repetition of shape and color 3.) dominance of color. Knowledgeable painters hold several design concepts in their heads while planning and painting a picture.

2 comments:

  1. Carol!

    Great to see your beautiful work again! I accidently ran across your blog this evening. We just seemed to lose contact. I can't find your email address :(

    I have moved to Kansas City..... if you are ever in KC.... give me a call

    Best wishes,

    Carole

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  2. Carole,

    How did you find my blogspot? Glad to see you are still painting and now teaching.

    I have news about Judi Wagner. Email me and I will give you details. Carol caroljessen@yahoo.com

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