"Waterside with cherry blossoms (part)" watercolor "Waterside with cherry blossoms (part)" Watercolor、acrylic
The picture below is、This is an edited version of the picture above.。The definition of remake may be slightly different.、I say that in the sense that it is almost a separate work.。
An ordinary sketch、Reborn by adding imagination。Even if it got better、The presence of the painting has become much stronger.。Rework the image、If you cut off the extra parts, the size will become smaller.、It seems that the picture becomes more toned down.。A remake might be a good way to train that sense.。But first, it is necessary to create a lot of "failed works" for that purpose.。
The above is under construction。The completed work is shown below.。2What you can see at a glance when you line up the sheets is、"Freshness" immediately after production begins。Compared to a painting in progress, where it is clear what you are trying to draw.、At the bottom, attention is paid to the entire screen.、On the contrary, the impact is weaker (colors are different because the shooting location was changed).、(It looks like a different work)。To put it another way、I should have stopped it at the higher stage.、It might be。In fact, many people do it every day、I've had the experience of thinking, "I wish I had stopped there."。
But、It's a result theory、In reality, it is almost impossible to stop there.。At that point, the completed work (although it has been predicted to some extent) does not yet exist.、This is because the author has only “hope” in his head.。To be able to stop there、so many painful、bitter experience and、Through this, it is necessary to accumulate a deepened formative thinking.。
so、In other words, was the finished product worse than the halfway stage? Speaking of which、I don't think that's the case。It's true that the freshness may have slowed down a bit.、The fun of watching it is increasing accordingly.。The content of the work is not just freshness.。Even delicious sashimi、Isn't it only delicious when a sharp knife goes well with a calm environment and good sake? Freshly caught、If you suddenly bite a fish that is still alive, that's it.、What is it?。Of course, the freshness of the ingredients is important.。The skill to cook it is just as important.。What、Does that sound like an excuse?。
Flowers are difficult materials to draw, but、When you think of a painting, you think of landscapes or flowers, so much so that it is a “royal” motif.。Speaking of ``Setsugekka'', it is said to be one of the three major themes of Japanese painting.、Because the snow and the moon are both landscapes、As a so-called “still life”, flowers are by far the most rated.。 By the way, in traditional Japanese painting, "portraits" are treated specially.、It seems to be included in the category of "historical paintings."。This aspect may be similar to the way of thinking in pre-modern Europe.。
You said that ``flowers are a difficult subject.''、I would say everything is easy except for flowers.、That's not the case at all.。When someone asks me to draw a potato as a test,、I'm sure there aren't many people who can draw mud in a way that distinguishes it from rolled up mud.。Even tangerines、It's not just a matter of painting yellow all over and popping black dots.。it's a symbol、Even if it is a symbol、It's not a picture。
I simply said, “It’s not a picture.”、The question then becomes, "What is a painting?"、Even if I say that here, it won't start。anyway、Nothing is easy、I just want to say。Accuracy、It's not about time and effort.。It must be difficult too、If you have patience, you can do something (30 seconds with AI)。
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