Description
The Landscape as a direct experience where work on the pattern constitutes one of the essential points of this approach. If copying a two-dimensional surface in two dimensions presents no difficulty, choosing to draw on the pattern and therefore going from three to two dimensions is, however, much more complicated. During this internship, the work will be to address and resolve the difficulties inherent in the transition between these two dimensions because to draw a landscape you must make a certain number of decisions: determine its framework, stylize or interpret. It is also necessary to perceive the atmospheric perspective, the size ratios, the values of shadows and light, etc.
But most important of all, we must LOVE what we see, familiarize ourselves with its subject for as long as necessary, so that it becomes in our eyes like a long-time friend. The objective of this course will also be to develop in the participant their own artistic grammar, to target each person's sensitivities for particular modes of graphic expression.
Documentation will be made available to participants on artists who have treated landscape from Hubert Van Eyck to David Hockney.
Required level
Beginners and non-beginners
Equipment required
Pencil 2B and 8B, graphite, natural charcoal, synthetic charcoal, kneaded eraser and white eraser, dry or oily pastel, Indian ink, watercolor, Canson A4 or A5 sketchbook, watercolor paper notebook, brush, stump or cotton swab, cutter, masking tape. - Hairspray spray. - Canson c grain paper 224g rolls. - Polyester canvas roll. - Metal ruler 150 cm. - Work clothes to bring depending on the weather.
Any questions?
If you have any questions, please refer to the practical information!
