TAILIEUCHUNG - Painting beyond fashion - John Hagan

 This first lesson is an entertaining introduction to give you some idea of what I mean by 'looking'. Don't be too worried if the world I now introduce seems alien at first, because as you progress with the lessons, you will begin to understand that the real joy of painting is not so much occupying your hands, as truly understanding the laws, the lights and shades, and the memories of all the things around you.  | PAINTING BEYOND FASHION Basic painting and drawing principles and techniques from the Renaissance to the present by John Hagan TABLE OF CONTENTS Intro - Learning to look 1. aerial perspective -6 lessons perspective - the basics perspective - lets go outside veils of atmosphere sunrise and sunset reverse sunset and night clouds mist and other veils 2. color - 2 lessons color the hows and whys color a different approach 3. looking harder - 3 lessons painting waves 2 shadows and transparency 4. light and shade - 4 lessons backlight works its magic side light and turning points front light and artist s light cascading light and shade 5. drawing texture design-6 lessons drawing and proportion 2 3 pattern and texture design and golden mean 2 6. analysis -5 lessons what to paint and why analysis of girl with pearl earing depth of field abstract and texture work chaos and disorder 7. practical application -31 lessons practical painting 2 3 4 5 6 7 portraiture 2 3 4 demo Alexander 2 3 4 5 6 demo nude 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 framing and selling 2 3 4 8. personal paintings used here press here for giclee prints advanced art lessons Send a short message with the phrase please e-mail if you d like to read news of new free art lessons new paintings no more often than monthly 2000 All artork is by John Hagan unless attributed or known pre- 20th century masterpieces NEWInformation for new CD releases LATEST A full view of all paintings available as prints can be seen by pressing here. FIRST THE PEARL - A LESSON IN HOW TO LOOK AT THINGS An apprentice painter might learn how to hold a brush mix colors or how to use a palette knife but it matters nothing if the same person does not learn how to look at things and to look with the eye of someone who wants to explain the world in terms of paint. After many years of learning to look we come to understand the nature of things and how they relate to each other. This first lesson is an entertaining introduction to give you some idea of what I mean

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