"En plein air", the French term for the means to paint outside in the open air. You can paint with all the one in the session, the Studio or outside in is called "alla prima". Most of the plein air, painting has been done in one sitting, alla prima, but many artists continue to work on the painting of one of the more than one day. A direct approach to painting was the first in France-the Impressionists. This time, until the Studio was a painting of a period of time, often romanticized and the nature of the show. "Experiences" in their "impressions" of a particular scene are the French Impressionists were after.
The camera was developed at this time. This gave the artists and added to the tool, the good and the bad. They can paint "their feelings", but still make the painting in detail. Many of the artists had much to do and still paintings in detail. Public intervention is often thought that the detailed painting was in "perfect", the scene of a redition of. The artist can give the feeling of the painting and the soul that the camera is able to intercept. 150 years of art of the "varied emotions" and "impressions" and rendered in detail. slavishly
Most of the drawings is somewhere in between. It can be a grand scene in detail in the intimate or Express "feelings". When, through the art of color, you can search, textured, or contrast. Usually, the eye is attracted to light values. Keep track of your idea, you will need to first of all, simplify, none of the, which is not necessary to take. Following its own focal point is the scene of the squint. This simplifies the colors, the information, and values. The great masses of the form in your composition. You can then consider the composition of the various design elements.
When you're ready to begin painting, most artists use Paint to prevent the painting with thin. In some schools of thought on the block with the darker colors to paint the others first, one next to another. Then you can move the cleaning and the artist information which is personal preference. Brushstrokes and/or palette knife painting are refined, such as the individual artist to ink themselves. This helps to determine the artists in the "style", which is another topic.
When I'm painting plein air in a hurry, I think, the excitement that is usually not in the Studio. This will help provide for my paintings of the "feelings" and "impression" of the scene. Decisions on the situation, or fail to pass on these feelings in the Viewer, sometimes to the window.
Rebecca Joy is specialized in the s/v Grace, landscapes and still life oil paintings by a nationally recognised. Becky share pictures tips, painting demonstrations and tips for the business of art for his blog. http://beckyjoy.com/
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