Friday, March 17, 2017
David Rankin's 5-Minute Sketching Recipe for Faces of All Kinds
Fast Sketching FREE resource from Fast Sketch master, David Rankin...The 5-Minute Sketching Recipe for Faces of All Kinds. Click on the link and
you can down load the lesson as a PDF.
"Pertaining to Fifth Avenue and Forty-Second Street" by John Marin
John Marin's paintings do more than just illustrate a scene, they tell a story. They're filled with kinetic
energy. We’ll be touching on kinetic energy as part of visual storytelling in Sketch in the City, Class
3.
Below is how the painting looks when you drop the color and highlight the compositional lines.
The painting is full of diagonals and looks chaotic. The figures are angular and look stiff, almost rigid. They also seem to be vibrating. Put it all together and you can feel how the busy it is in the middle of the street.
For my money, there's a lot you can learn from this painting. And many of these lessons can be easily applied to urban sketching.
"Pertaining to Fifth Avenue and Forty-Second Street." (1933) by John Marin |
For my money, there's a lot you can learn from this painting. And many of these lessons can be easily applied to urban sketching.
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