Wednesday 3 November 2010
Course work: Additional work on laying in shadows, using mixes of yellow ochre and burnt umber, with a little pure black.
Reading and theoretical studies:
E. H. Gombrich Art and Illusion (11th Printing)
Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, USA, 1969
Pp. 203-241
Victoria Finlay Color
Ballantine Books, New York, 2002
Pp. 223-258
Sketchbook work: Another in my series of color experiments, this one using a triad of lemon yellow, pthalocyanine blue, and alizarin crimson. Mixtures produce a vivid green, a very usable purple, and a slightly neutralized orange. A mixture of all three produces the most convincing black of the test series to date. Pthalocyanine blue is an exceptionally strong color, requiring a considerable amount of caution in mixing.
Time today: Two hours fifty-seven minutes (28h20m)
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
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