There is only 1 abstract painter in our class, but we all decided to paint abstract landscapes during the week. The above painting is the only one of mine that didn't die on the cutting table. Here are few others from class.
Kathryn Sharpe painted these two gems. I LOVE the texture and depth.
Corina Linden, who "identifies as a value painter" create this painting, which explores the relationship between color vibrancy and reduced value contrast. Here's a
link to our teacher Mitch Albala's blog if you're interested in learning more about the topic.
These are the studies that I did that also illustrate the relationship of value and color vibrancy. The black and white version in the top row shows the value contrast. The far right study has the least value contrast and the most color vibrancy.
OK, I'll stop geeking out. My first gallery show (
a group show) opened today. Yippee!
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