This 20 minute exercise was to mass all the shadows with the same arbitrary dark color. This type of exercise is kind of a revelation--in fact, the thing about Peggi that is so inspirational is her prodigious work ethic and drive to master and teach visual concepts through these types of exercises. As a learning tool, I love the the 20 minute time limit because it so focuses the mind. This morning I painted three small 10 minute sketches of the Cove, and that's about all the time it takes for the light to dramatically change and the wind to pick up.
Kathryn, love these little figure studies. They're clean with some great lines.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the Peggi's exercises. Your studies are wonderful. This is fun to follow and learn from you!
ReplyDeleteYou inspiration to me and I appreciate that you share your lessons with us.
ReplyDeleteI love these - the posture you captured just right and you've given us just enough information
ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone who has commented on my PKR workshop studies. Its amazing how a short time period for painting can focus the mind and sometimes bring out that right-brained way of perceiving the world.
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