FINAL EXAM INFO

Here are copies of the handouts for the final exam....

Notice the ESSAY questions to answer about your artwork-

Please let me know if I can help you with any part of the final!

Artists for Inspiration - Bobby Chiu

Check out this wonderful artist! 

Do you see how he uses SHARP and SOFT edges to make his images hyper realistic?

See more 
of his work here @ http://www.imaginismstudios.com/artists/Bobby%20Chiu

Posting your Creative Process

A Very important part of developing the 20X30 is the PROCESS of DEVELOPING the idea behind the image.......

Post an image of your BRAINSTORM map...... be sure it is easy to see what the THEME, or CONCEPT is.....

The items on the edges of your map are the SUBJECT of the artwork..... They are the CLUES to help us know what the artwork MEANS...

Here's an example....

See what I mean?

Here is a quick example of using only blue and orange to make the drawing.....

I used SATURATION (greyed colors) to push back areas, and clean colors to come forward..to make

I  used VALUES the most to make it look ROUND....

Seurat and "Broken Color" ....

Here are links and more examples to show you "broken color" painting techniques...

Here is the link @ https://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/asset-viewer/a-sunday-on-la-grande-jatte-1884/twGyqq52R-lYpA?projectId=art-project

And some examples of his work.....

PROVE IT! With a map....

Map out each of your sketches to show the negative space and the area of emphasis...

Here is my drawing and the map.....

The emphasis is in red...

RULE OF THIRDS

Here are some other resources about that "Rule Of Thirds" idea for composition....

This video talks about using it for photography, but it works for drawing too-

See the video here @ http://vimeo.com/14315821

 
AAAND

Set up the built in grid in Photoshop to make a "rule of thirds" grid for you!!! Follow these steps:

Open Photoshop's "preferences" controls... and choose "grid".

Set up the spacing of the grid lines and the division of the grid as shown here....

Lastly, to turn on and off the grid, hold the "command key" and press the ":" key...

done!!!