The visual analysis is one of the basics for development of art and offers a well-structured way to “read” images. Instead of relying only on feeling and imitation, student who use analysis learn to see the choices behind a work and to…
You will progress on your artistic path when both theory and practice entwine. Knowing the mechanics of color, composition, and visual analysis is key but knowing how to apply it in achievable exercises brings understanding home. Theory is what should inform decision-making…
Colour theory is one of the most important concepts for any visual artist to get their head around, yet red is a really misunderstood and often oversimplified. It’s not just the hue of a color, you need to see the relationship between…
Composition is the way in which visual elements are arranged to make a unified, pleasing and compelling whole. Skilled players may find that their work looks sloppy or unbalanced and yet technically accurate if not thoughtfully arranged. The ability to do so…