Landscape And Color Theory
- 1. Ms. Urioste Intro to Painting
- 2. This technique sometimes involves thick paint that is sometimes applied with a palette knife called the technique. Claude Monet
- 3. Edouard Manet Camille Pissaro Claude Monet
- 4. For a landscape painting, the composition is how the artist has arranged the subject matter on the canvas. Background Middle ground Foreground
- 5. “ C” Shape “ S” Shape Cruciform Mass Grid Triangle Pattern Artists have discovered that there are some compositions that are more successful than others. The following types have been successful for hundreds of years.
- 8. The subject matter touches all four sides of the canvas.
- 9. A large mass obstructs the background. Rembrandt
- 13. A winding path Diagonal Composition Changes in size and Overlap Changes in clarity – atmospheric haze Radiating Lines to a vanishing point
- 16. Overlap of Objects and Changes in Size Large objects in the foreground smaller ones in the background.
- 19. Mono = One Chroma = Color A painting done white one color (blue) is monochromatic.
- 20. A = No Chroma = Color
- 21. They are primary because no two colors can be mixed to create them.
- 22. A secondary color is a primary + primary = secondary B + Y = G R + B = V Y + R = O
- 23. There are six Primary + Secondary = Tertiary Red – Violet Red – Orange Yellow – Orange Yellow – Green Blue – Green Blue – Violet
- 24. Yellow and Violet Blue and Orange Red and Green Why are they compliments? Because they compliment one another and are opposite on the color wheel.
- 25. Yellow, orange, red, and red-orange Warm colors appear to Advance toward the viewer .
- 26. Blue, violet, green and blue-green Cool colors appear to Recede away from the Viewer.
Editor's Notes
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