Monday, June 2, 2014
Glazing for layers.
In this painting, which I did on the side of a New Hampshire roadway, I considered what the procedure would have to be. There are only three things that can change in any one shape: value, color, and texture. Light to dark values: sky, far distant mountains overlapped by progressively darker values as I moved forward with each plane. Colors: cooler to warmer in the foreground.
Textures: Smoother shapes in the background to more rough textures and edges in the foreground.
Plan for a few minutes thinking about these three things. Then you can paint rather quickly and keep your glazes fresh and clean.
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