Please post your atmospheric perspective painting responses to the module at https://coloranddesign.community.uaf.edu/07-hue-vs-value/ below.
07b: Atmospheric Perspective
Please post your atmospheric perspective painting responses to the module at https://coloranddesign.community.uaf.edu/07-hue-vs-value/ below.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FmHFcCqZyrFqdzIHabjiAhto9zB8hURfVDKdXBHgAPo/edit
I loved this project! I was inspired by the view on Turnagain Arm when heading to Alyeska to ski last Sunday.
Sorry about the wrinkles. I used the back side of one of my old paintings for this one since my sketch pad pages are so small (and not mixed media compatible). I used blue, white, red and a tiny bit of yellow to create the brown twigs in the front. I used the wrong brush for the twigs which is why they are so chunky. Lesson learned! This is also the first painting in which I used 4 different brushes for the different effects in the painting.
Beautiful work! I love the snow on the mountain peaks.
I love this. The texture of the snow on the mountains is really cool.
Wow you did a beautiful job!!!!
Thanks
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XaFzX89fcxHkzBE_LvxbeuaBshzjiRD-
I had fun with this project. I used blue white and black I think I need more practice to really show the depth but I like my first try
I like your brushwork, it creates a lot of motion. Great job!
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UsyTkdpLWPtf9JQouZVz89RA5JVZ4cJY
After painting this assignment on an 18×24 piece of paper, I realized that we were supposed to do this part in our sketchbook. Sorry about that! For this assignment, I wanted to make a jungle mountain scene. I used green out of the tube mixed with grey and started with the farthest back layer. With each layer, I took what was already mixed and added more green until it was enough of a step up. This took a few attempts per layer until it looked different enough from the last. Working on this was really fun and meditative.
Great job! Maybe push the furthest mountain with a little more tint and the closest with more shade to create more depth until it was almost black closest to the viewer?
That would make a really cool mood in the piece, thanks for the idea!
Woah! I really love this piece. The green is so beautifully done. Great job 🙂
Thank you! 🙂
I really love the perspective of this. I love the shades of green. Super cool!
Thank you!
Great job! The gray green here is so fun!
Thanks! 😀
I seem to have a leaf theme going this semester, maybe it’s just the snow outside. I decided to do an orchard row. I made the leaf shadows in a bluer green and the highlights in a yellower green, and staggered a step of the tint shift for a little more contrast. (So if the shadow base hue was the second tree from the right, the highlight base hue was the first tree) I wasn’t as careful stepping the tint/shade for the road or the hedge, but tried to keep it an even progression.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IC1W1RqL2X6ZAsRv-ILQtPeZ8ArTDoW6/view?usp=sharing
Great idea using the one point perspective! I like that you used more than one color to create the depth. I think if you made your trees further back even smaller, it would add to the depth of the picture. Great job!
I love the gradient of blues you used in the sky. It really makes the trees pop out. Great idea!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SCQZhtqV7RJ–ROLYqyxA4Mcf1NU-flt7NZqKZzPMTc/edit?usp=sharing
all comments concerning projects can be found in link as well!!
That yellow sky is so eerie. Yet calm. I really enjoy your transition here.
Wow, I love your yellow to green theme! It looks like hills during a sunrise.
I used blue to do this peice. I struggled a little with getting it light enough on the farther away mountains. I will need more practice with this. It was also different painting on a smaller piece of paper.
https://drive.google.com/a/alaska.edu/file/d/19bGfRYAKLtH_87fipunnBsKnMG0cHWzm/view?usp=drivesdk
Oh wow, I like this. The texture is cool, it looks like an oil painting.
Wow very nicely done, I really like this. I really like that the blue doesn’t take over the whole piece.
I really like this!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hYdCXBB4w996TUl6-1s7w6Vhr0KIeIum/view?usp=sharing
I did enjoy this project, though I had trouble with the middle tones for the mountains.
I really like this. I do think the middle tones were successful and I think your color choice is great.
I love the subtle change in tone with your silhouettes of trees. Bravo.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18ZQz77MSdbAFFwej-R4yunO0Zmiq98kS/view?usp=sharing
This was a nice activity. I have done pieces that resemble this so it was easy. Doing the gradient activity, of course, made this main activity a breeze.
Nice job! I really like the mottled look the front mountains have. It makes them look more realistic as real mountains aren’t perfectly smooth at all.
It looks a little bit like butterfly wings. I don’t know what but the shapes are like stained glass butterflies. How did you get the purple? I tried mixing red and blue but it came out more like a blue grey.
I had fun with this one! It took a lot of paint to get the colors right. I used one color of blue and mixed it with white to achieve the right shades. I had to do one coat of each color then let it dry for a while. I came back later on the day to finish adding the last layer of paint. Afterward, I added a few lines with an ink pen to add definition.
I didn’t really have trouble with this one although it was frustrating to get the paint to not look see-through. I had to thin some out with water just to get it to stretch across the page. The end result was lots and lots of paint.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PHVhMF2jExY757bwH2ONf3En1U3tZ-Qd
I really enjoyed this assignment as I felt I was able to really exemplify the lesson with the skills I’ve learned so far. Misty mountains seemed appropriate.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o0o0NlF7ACPFJOagvXN7Rj9_jd1q4kuI/view?usp=drivesdk
Your painting came out really nice! I like how you made the foreground mountain black, it contributes to the misty mood.
I’m not quite sure what’s going on on my painting, I started out with big shapes in the distant background and then I added a big block that is now a building with a window, and then the deer was just random along with the clothes lines and gears and bones.
https://drive.google.com/a/alaska.edu/file/d/11TpCHor6lVFK7Pm035cNz9waI4e5cI9T/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n7VPbazYomtVFM2qxJzXwzeiGhq9fIwt/view?usp=sharing
I struggle trying to paint realistically from my imagination, but I got the colors to work in at least some of the painting/elements.
I made two of these. I’m not exactly happy with them, I do feel like they could both use a bit more detail. My 20 month old daughter broke her leg the other day and I have had no time for creativity at all. I’m trying.
I prefer the second one over the first one because I do prefer the abstract look.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m1BsSloQ1Iajgv2ZrwVVi7dfCSn7y9HR/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bOiRF9IxS3k15Hz8H9UIRxv_Ii2Pb_Hx/view?usp=sharing
Oh my gosh, poor baby 🙁 Hope she feels better soon. Both your paintings have a lot of motion from your brush strokes. I like your abstract take on this project in the second painting, it’s really cool and original!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13R1sa3MoI0ZybGBz4GQJYp92S66jFqi5oGYZ58Oc83c
I used a mostly blue color with a hint of red. I was going for a foggy hill side during winter. The black trees towards the bottom might as well not be there since you can’t see the difference even up close. It was a…tedious exercise. I have a particular struggle getting opaque mixtures since I can’t seem to fully meld them.
I really liked your atmospheric assignment. It reminded me of a Dali scenery because of how smooth it is and well blended.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1q7gensKhQyTyukitW2dB8M5LdjlIIISi
I used only blue in this painting with tints of white and shades of black. I had a bit of trouble trying to come up with a realistic scene and what I had in my head didn’t come out the way I wanted it to. I tried to paint a cliff to the side but it just turned out like a blob.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/11DS2QdvG6NmVGUrJh1LVPhjQlLyuaUbb9XrwmpaMqyI/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-7p1leHd4o_IGY_wDQx0nIshg_lARDVG
I really enjoyed working with this technique! I used one of the examples as a guide and I think I was able to achieve the illusion of distance through varying levels of saturation in the blue.