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In this lesson, instructor Steve Huston will illustrate the light and shadow theory by painting a simple bowl in oil. You will learn to break up your scene into simple three-dimensional forms and analyze each form as a series of planes and values.
This lesson belongs to the course An Introduction to Painting. In this course, Steve Huston will offer you a carefully-constructed introduction to painting. He will begin with an overview of the philosophy of art and the laws of light. Then, you will explore the painting materials needed for the course. Steve will do multiple demonstrations using black and white paints to explain light and shadow theory; from there, you will compose full-figure paintings and develop compositional studies. You will also learn the rubbing out technique. Lastly, Steve will walk you through various color palettes to use in your artwork. After this course, you will have a deep understanding of values, be exposed to a wide range of color palettes, and be able to apply the learned skills in creating beautiful paintings.
Throughout this course, you’ll have access to the NMA community for feedback and critiques to improve your work as you progress.
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