White on White
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| White on White |
8 X 10
Oil on Panel
Continuing to try and keep up with the 30/30 challenge by Leslie Saeta. I am also continuing to learn how to use the color checker that I wrote about HERE. One important thing that I just skimmed over was the necessity of having the same value of light in the spot that I hold the color checker in the room and the value of the light in my still life box. The color of the light is not important. But the value - dark vs light is extremely important. Live and learn! And I am learning a LOT this week! Like shadows are not as dark and colorless as I thought.
I wanted to try and paint a "white on white" painting using the color checker knowing that there would be only a tiny spot or two of white white in the painting. It was very fun. Still painting with cloth. I like how this one looks.
Onto the next challenge. Tallyho!
Karla
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| Here is how today's painting might look framed. |
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ReplyDeleteI love your white painting! And your post today is just what I needed! So ..... tally ho!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely value study, Karla, and so good to do.
ReplyDeleteI think I always learn something about form and composition by doing paintings or drawings without use of color.
Wonderful little painting, Karla! So pretty!
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