With this painting I specifically chose to investigate the affect of diffused edges, painting a larger proportion of soft edges and deciding on only a few areas of specifically sharp and defined edges. I wanted to see if this would help create a greater sense of atmosphere and depth, I will play with this idea for a while to see where else soft diffused edges can strengthen a composition.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Green Pear Daily Painting
With this painting I specifically chose to investigate the affect of diffused edges, painting a larger proportion of soft edges and deciding on only a few areas of specifically sharp and defined edges. I wanted to see if this would help create a greater sense of atmosphere and depth, I will play with this idea for a while to see where else soft diffused edges can strengthen a composition.
Labels:
daily painting,
fruit,
Pear,
realism,
sold,
still life
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2 comments:
I absolutely love this painting - and the peach below - so simple, yet making a statement. I like the large size of the fruit, the juxtaposition of dark and light, the visibility of just enough brush strokes to make the painting tactile, yet have enough detail as well.
Thanks Anna :)
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