Sketchbook work

PART 1 – WHAT PAINT CAN DO

Project 1 – Basic paint application

Ex 1 – Brushes

Ex. 2 – Applying paint without brushes

Ex. 3 – Painting with pastels

Project 2 – Transparent and Opaque

Ex. 1 – Tonally graded wash

Ex. 2 – Overlaying washes

Ex. 3 – Opaque colour mixing

Ex. 4 – Monochrome studies

Project 3  – Working on different colour grounds

Ex. 1 – Tonal study on a white ground

Ex. 2 – Tonal study on dark ground

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PART 2 – CLOSER TO HOME

Project 1 – Colour

Ex. 1 – Mixing greys, anachromatic scale

Ex. 2/3/4 – Primary, secondary colour mixing, broken or tertiary colours, complementary colours

Project 2 – Still Life

Ex. 1 – Drawing in Paint

Ex. 2 – Still Life with flowers

Ex. 3 – Still Life with natural objects

Ex. 4 – Still Life with Man-made objects

Project 3 – Colour Relationships

Ex. 1 – Exploring contrasts

Ex. 2 – Successive contrasts

Ex. 3 – Colour accuracy

Ex. 4 – Still Life with complementary colours

Ex. 5. – Still Life with colour used to evoke mood

Project 4 – 

Ex. 1 – Quick sketches around the house

Ex. 2 – Simple perspective in interior studies

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PART 3 – PORTRAIT AND FIGURE

Project 1 – Observing the human figure

Ex 1 – Drawing the human figure

Ex 2 – Linear figure study

Ex 3 – Tonal figure study

Project 2 – Looking at faces

Ex 1 – Self-portrait

Ex 2 – Head and shoulder portrait

Ex 3 – Creating mood and atmosphere

Ex 4 – Conveying character

Project 3 – People in context

Ex 1 – A figure in an interior

Ex 2 – Telling a story

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PART 4 – LOOKING OUT

Project 1

Ex. 4.1.1 – Writing a review

Project 2 – From inside looking out

Ex. 1 – View from a window or a door

Ex. 2 – Hard or soft landscape

Project 3 – Perspective

Ex. 1 – Linear Perspective

Ex. 2 – Aerial Perspective

Project 4 – Expressive Landscape

Ex. 1 Creating mood and atmosphere

Project 5 – Painting outside

Ex. 1 – Painting a landscape outside

Project 6 – Working from a drawing and photographs

Ex. 1 – Painting from a working drawing

Ex. 2 – Squaring up

Ex. 3 – Working from a photograph

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PART 5 – PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Project 1 – Different ways of applying paint

Ex. 5.1.1 – Impasto

Ex. 5.1.2 – Dripping, dribbling and spattering

Project 2 – Adding other materials

Ex. 5.2.1/2– Preparing a textured ground/Mixing materials into paint

Project 3 – Towards abstraction

Ex. 5.3.1– Abstraction from study of natural forms

Ex. 5.3.2 – Abstract Painting from man-made form

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