There is no technique better than “free-spiritedness”

"Personal Exercises" Watercolor

grisaille、I tried painting it as an application to watercolor painting.。Grisaille is one of the classic oil painting techniques.、Draw a monochrome sketch (oil painting) with a three-dimensional effect、This is then layered with mainly transparent oil paint to create deep colors.。

An attempt to do something similar with watercolor.。There are two problems that I knew before I started.。① The color of the monochrome sketch is、その上に重ねた色に溶けだしてくる可能性(本来はあり得ない)、② Transparent watercolor is a technique where the whiteness of the paper is extremely important.。それをモノクロームで暗くすることは発色上の矛盾がある(「透明水彩」とはいうが、本来は不透明)。In this picture further、Cotton paper could have prevented this to some extent.、Use paper with weak vertical penetration of paint.、I dared to use it。As you can see, the result is。

The technique is、Analyze and compare such small details.、It has a ``research'' direction to increase its precision.。The painting is、It is built on such techniques、Not bound by such individual direction。The axis of the direction of painting is "free-spirited"。How techniques can help、その力になるとき。

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Takashi

Takashi's personal blog。Not just about paintings、What I think about every day、what you feel、I write whatever comes to mind。This blog is the third generation。From the beginning, it has been over 20 years.。 2023From January 1st、For now, I decided to just write on odd numbered days.。I'm going to think about my future direction and other things piece by piece.。

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