4. I seem to tilt everything to the right…much better values and shading.
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Don’t worry about a tilt. The values are what you’re really working on. I can now recognize it as Mom’s ironstone pitcher!
Well done! I had to pull up the series from earlier in the week to appreciate the progression. Your values really pulled together in this one, and I can see a warm/cool relationship between your lights and darks.
BTW, I sometimes tilt my head when I paint, and the same thing happens…
Well done! I had to pull up the series from earlier in the week to appreciate the progression. Your values really pulled together in this one, and I can see a warm/cool relationship between your lights and darks.
BTW, I sometimes tilt my head when I paint, and the same thing happens… Although your pitcher looks pretty darned erect to me!
This isn’t an easy lesson you took on. Well done! Seeing the progress you made in such a short time is impressive 😀. Nice job Amy
This isn’t an easy lesson you took on. Seeing the progress you made in such a short time is impressive 😀. Nice job Amy
I tilt trees to the right all the time! You’re not alone. Very nice values!
That’s a complicated shape to draw! You got the feel of the vase , the roundness and weight
I tilt things to the left! I have to watch when I do buildings!! Not to worry. This is looking great, getting the real feeling of the shape of the piece. Looks like you’re learning a lot.
Les
I especially love “1” and “4”. The first flows so beautifully with the curves accented by the sprig of greenery. Really sweet painting!
A really nice drawing Amy. You created depth in the pitcher with your values. You also used value to create interest in the overall picture.