Showing posts with label mud palette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mud palette. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

FA 209 Painting 1 Week 12

This week students began work on the palette project. Students are to produce two separate paintings using the matrix of Style, Palette and Subject. Shellac must be used for at least one piece. Demonstrations for Shellac/Mud Palette/Imagined Still Life and Abstract/Glaze Palette/Landscape were begun.






Monday, April 20, 2015

FA 218 Painting 2 Week 12

This was the final full week for students to work on the faces portrait. Portrait demonstrations for the Waddell and mud palette were started, while the Caravaggio palette portrait demo was continued .





Saturday, December 14, 2013

FA 209 Painting 1 week 15-16

Week 15-16 recap - final critique was held on December 12 for the: color box, palette project, drape/portrait/cast, and final projects. Students will have completed 10 total paintings for the semester. Demonstrations were given for each.


Thursday, November 7, 2013

FA 209 Painting 1 Week 11

Week 11 recap- this week students should have completed their first palette project painting while starting the second. Demonstrations for Shellac - Mud Palette - Cloudscape, and Abstract - full palette - pomm-dodo.


Friday, April 26, 2013

FA 218 Painting 2 Week 13

Week 13 recap- this week students continued to work on the color box, shellac, and final painting projects. Demonstration focused on mud palette and finishing the portrait projects.



Thursday, April 18, 2013

FA 218 Painting 2 Week 12

Week 12 Recap - this week students were encouraged to start all remaining projects. In doing so it is my hope to create momentum for finishing the last pieces and avoid excessive procrastination. Demonstrations included further progress on the Yeti final and the mud palette still life.



Thursday, October 25, 2012

FA 209 Painting 1 Week 10

Wet in Wet - Mud Palette - Portrait Copy
Week 10 Recap - This week student worked on finishing painting 1 of the palette project.  Students should look to plan out the other two as time in the semester is short.  Students were also invited to begin their final project which has only the requirement that it is 18"x24" or larger.  Students will choose the subject, style and palette.