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Still Life

Still Life. Painting. Jeannette Pasin Sloan. Reflective Surfaces. REFLECTIONS. Metal & Glass. M.C. Escher. Metal. Look at the metal object on the table….. Reflections of what surrounds the object Game “Find the object in the picture” Absorbs little light Light bounces back “Contrasty”

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Still Life

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  1. Still Life Painting

  2. Jeannette Pasin Sloan Reflective Surfaces

  3. REFLECTIONS Metal & Glass

  4. M.C. Escher

  5. Metal • Look at the metal object on the table….. • Reflections of what surrounds the object • Game “Find the object in the picture” • Absorbs little light • Light bounces back • “Contrasty” • Wood, foam, fabric soft and diffused • Reflection you see is “curved” / distorted

  6. Vic Vicini • http://vicinistudio.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html

  7. When you start to draw a metal object….. • 1. Draw the shape of the object itself / outline • 2. Establish the light source • 3. Determine the lightest and darkest area (value scale) use vine, willow, condensed, white and conte. • 4. Play find the picture

  8. Metal • Edges of reflections are sharp • Flares • Flare – says metal Practice first, should look effortless Create flares quickly with a kneaded eraser.

  9. Jeannette Pasin Sloan

  10. Glass • Look at the glass object on the table……. • See through – transparent, you have to draw what’s behind it. • Distort shapes behind it • See reflections • Glass has an inside and an outside • Highlights • Cast shadows • Reflections • If the glass has designs cut into it the objects reflected will be even more distorted

  11. Janet Fish

  12. Colored Glass • Look at the colored glass object on the table…. • Glass and metal renderings look better from far away – they come together • Local Color – green darker than clear • Like seeing through sunglasses

  13. Thomas Arvid

  14. http://www.arvid-artist.com/arvid-art-collections.htm l

  15. Liquid • Fill your glass object with water……. • Clear liquid • May distort • Magnify • Reflect light differently • Shift position • Opaque • Can’t see through it • Like a solid object

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