Originally posted by PVS
you're doing it again[QUOTE=7573984]Originally posted by PVS
[B]***DISCLAIMER***that does not mean "make it look like a picasso" (unless you want to, which is fine)
im just using him as an example
Neeeeeever... at least not this one.
you have to decide.😛
ok, i think blue was a valid suggestion, as well green could have been...you just need to stay away from bright pastel-like colors, unless you can find some way to make it work with the ground. so if you're talking about white paint with a touch of black, that most likely wont end well. if you're talking about a rich gray with a blue and/or green hue, that might be nice...but it might not. i can say with certainty that you wont like a straight gray...but then again it may be a statement to do so....**** if i know. thats why i think teachers leaning into students in fine arts is a paradox. defeats the whole point of what you're doing.
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Its hard to say if the clothes are too bright, bcuz i took the pictures from my cell phone, and that brightens stuff automatically... i took one of my "Inseter Gadget" pic i just did (that look terrible) and it made everything that was light-green... WHITE and glowing. 😖
Originally posted by PVS
but as per basics: keep it consistant. research artists like picassosee how he unified his works, often through using like elements/color/texture in forground and background. no colors/elements/textures, etc seemed like it didnt belong there.
sometimes the slightest accent of color does the trick
just a slight red tone and green tone in the white figure, and it
pulls the figure and ground together.treat it as a whole piece, and make sure that in some form or another, no matter how subtle or blatant, there is a sense of unity throughout the piece.
easier said than done, i know.
ay, Picasso... Wonderful strokes, use of color, and lines. Very expressive and very Imaginative.
But Mr. P. uses the style "Cubism" and i'm not at all into cubism, lol. i think i have only one thing ive dont that can (but can't) be in that catagory, and thats one's this one:
I only thought of Gray for the v4v jr_ph pic bcuz i was watching my GIF of it, and saw that the gray of the color, didnt look too bad.
this is [one of] my favorite Mr. P. works:
I like drawing/painting/doing people who are depresset or in pain.. dont ask, im just have an interest.