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Joshua Meyer Paintings – Work and a Website Worth Seeing.

November 30th, 2009

http://www.joshua-meyer.com/home-f.html

Read an interview with him on his website.  Go there to see what you are seeing.home-h-b.jpg

Images From This Evening’s Drawing Session – Drawing From the Model

November 24th, 2009

sarahdrawn.jpgSarah modeled for us for portrait drawing (thanks Sarah).  Portraits by Ashley and Faith, and a finished graphite/chalk portrait by Ashley. Faith and Ashley also gave their presentations this evening on Klimt, Fini, Degas and Lichtenstein.  We missed all of you who were unable to make class this evening.  For those who came, thanks for your work. sarahfaith.jpgsarahmodel.jpgashleydegassarah.jpgportraitchalkgraphite.jpg

Playing Chuck Close – Another Layer on the Kid!

November 22nd, 2009

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Six Still Lifes Almost Completed This Week

November 19th, 2009

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Figure and Portrait Drawing From Last Night’s Class…

November 18th, 2009

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Shelburne Farm Apples and a Pear (Acrylic, 8×10″)

November 16th, 2009

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Another Still Life (Dark Mood)

November 11th, 2009

Layer one.  Acrylic on canvas (8×10″)  The knife adds a bit of depth, but needs more work, as does the foreground light.fruitalmondknife.jpg

Still Life with Peaches, Cherries, an Almond and a Peanut

November 7th, 2009

Acrylic on canvas, 8 x 10″, painted with permanent rose, a touch of cadmium red, indian yellow, yellow ochre and ultramarine blue (and a very small amount of titanium white.)  This is the second layer of paint.  One more will probably finish this up. stilllifelayer2.jpg

Class Last Night: Gesture, Grids, Watercolor and Ink: A Few Images

November 4th, 2009

Some very interesting and surprising images resulted from last night’s work.  Thanks to all who participated and for the sustained creative effort.  Next week we will be working from Tufte’s book on Visual Explanations, the chapter on disinformation design and visual explanations of Magic. I think  you’ll enjoy that. jonahs.jpg hunterselfp.jpgashleys.jpgfaithselfp.jpgjonahselfp.jpgfaiths.jpghunters.jpgdrews.jpg

A Fragment of a Chardin

November 2nd, 2009

Below is a 1728 Chardin still life, and under it the beginning underpainting (value study)  of a composition using a fragment of the Chardin.  The color scheme will be quite different in the final painting (acrylic, 8 x 10 inches on canvas.)larger.jpgfragmentunderpainting.jpg