Watercolor Space and Trees Redux: A Slide Lecture by Glenn Hirsch 2014
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The document discusses various painting techniques, focusing on perspectives in watercolor, particularly aerial and linear perspectives. It emphasizes the importance of trees in art, describing their strength and energy, as well as their role in storytelling. The text also references artists like Claude Lorraine and Joseph Turner to illustrate these techniques.
Watercolor Space and Trees Redux: A Slide Lecture by Glenn Hirsch 2014
- 1. Landscape Space Sky and Trees Aerial Perspective Linear Perspective Aqueous Perspective Glenn Hirsch Watercolor Fundamentals UC Berkeley Extension Spring 2014
- 2. To see trees you look up
- 4. To see trees you look down.
- 12. Leaves don’t have to be green.
- 16. Trees create a story.
- 20. Tree technique
- 33. Aerial perspective – things far away look duller and lighter compared to the foreground
- 34. Claude Lorraine
- 36. Joseph Turner
- 48. water (space, reflection & flow)