Now to try on a new way of thinking and painting for you...... Try this experiment....
Now that I have showed you the process for thinking about composition, finding some structural elements, making a thumbnail, and starting a painting with a limited palette.
I would like you to try out the process with with the images below. If you demonstrate that you followed the process you can earn a sizable number of points to gain more chances to win.
Try some of these images...... which may utilize slightly different palettes. I suggest starting with strong contrast paintings first. As the subtle transitions in the close value paintings are more challenging.
30 pts when you hand in a tonalist painting.
Now that I have showed you the process for thinking about composition, finding some structural elements, making a thumbnail, and starting a painting with a limited palette.
I would like you to try out the process with with the images below. If you demonstrate that you followed the process you can earn a sizable number of points to gain more chances to win.
Try some of these images...... which may utilize slightly different palettes. I suggest starting with strong contrast paintings first. As the subtle transitions in the close value paintings are more challenging.
30 pts when you hand in a tonalist painting.
California Tonalism..... |
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Green Praire Rain Storm over Canola Field by I.M. Ruzz, Canadian Artist
black, white, yellow, sienna
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Pink, Purple, Blue Sunset Oil Painting, Abstract Contemporary Tonalist Landscape by Jake Trujillo magenta, cad yellow, ultramarine blue black white |
The Hourglass of Spring by Jan Benclowe acrylic
sienna, cad orange, white, black, ultramarine blue and alizarin
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Lovell Birge Harrison (American, 1854– 1929), Silence, ca. 1890
yellow ochre, thalo, black cad orange or sienna
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Reflections In A Golden Pond by artist Maurice Sapiro take a look at more of Maurice Sapiro's work sienna, umber, cad yellow, white and black |
by artist Leon Dabo
Thalo, cad orange, white with a touch of ochre, magenta or diaozine purple and maybe black
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Approaching Storm by Dennis Sheehan burnt umber, yellow ochre, Paynes grey, veridian, white Look at the work of Sheehan |
Study after Paul Troulillebert - landscape by M Francis McCarthy burnt sienna, yellow ochre thalo blue, alizarin, white |
The Home of the Heron by George Inness burnt umber, yellow ochre, Paynes grey, white |
Sunset by George Inness
yellow ochre, white, Quinacridone Red, ultramarine blue and Paynes Grey
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by Jane Blebmcowe burnt sienna, ultramarine blue, yellow ochre, white, maybe Paynes grey |
by Dennis Sheehan burnt umber, yellow ochre, Paynes grey, veridian, white |
by Maurice Sapiro burnt sienna, yellow ochre, Paynes grey, veridian, white |
tonalist landscape abstract from Matthew of Timber Trail Arts
burnt sienna, yellow ochre, Paynes grey, veridian, white
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Long Island Sunset by Charles Melville Dewy
burnt umber, yellow ochre, Paynes grey, veridian, white
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Oxbow of the Connecticut River by Wolf Kahn
burnt sienna, yellow ochre, ultramarine and white
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The Snow Field by Charles Warren Eaton
watercolor but could be done in other media
burnt seinna, prussian blue, yellow ochre, white
Gloaming Pines in Watercolor by Charles Warren Eaton burnt seinna, paynes grey, white |
other Tonalist work to look at is at this link. Enjoy!
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