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June 18, 2018 at 1:44 pm #457681
Oil on Canvas – 7,49 x 10,63 inches (19 x 27 cm).
Alexandre George
Just an amateur artist trying to learn the noble art!June 18, 2018 at 7:32 pm #643226With the strong shadows in foreground, there probably would be similar shadows in the back ground to match.. Like the tall buildings would make a shadow over the left smaller buildings..same shadowing for the right side tree.
The right side tree could have a more interesting shape, the outline is so round..(reflections should match the shape of any object)
Consistency..
Tree is strongly reflected, but building is not..
There is 2 very similar shaped branches in upper middle center area..forked off to the left.. just a slight tweak would fix that.Some nice tips in my siggy links.
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June 18, 2018 at 8:01 pm #643227The most detailed parts of the painting are the very-foreground grass and the far distant tree, which throws me off a little. I don’t think the foreground trees work too well compositionally, 4 trees right next to each other in a row with similar, bare branches that are mostly too short.
I really like the water, buildings and the red roofs, I think the scene would benefit with some people or activity around the building.
June 18, 2018 at 8:53 pm #643229I think it’s a nice base layer for detail. Break out those detail brushes and well see you in a month
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June 19, 2018 at 5:41 am #643232With the strong shadows in foreground, there probably would be similar shadows in the back ground to match.. Like the tall buildings would make a shadow over the left smaller buildings..same shadowing for the right side tree.
The right side tree could have a more interesting shape, the outline is so round..(reflections should match the shape of any object)
Consistency..
Tree is strongly reflected, but building is not..
There is 2 very similar shaped branches in upper middle center area..forked off to the left.. just a slight tweak would fix that.Some nice tips in my siggy links.
Hi JVM!
I’m very honored with your help.I read all your posts on the forum. These articles are great and very explanatory. I’m slowly absorbing this valuable information, but I’ll read it again, for sure.
I’ll study this composition more. At first the drawing would have only two more antlered trees and their respective foliage. At some point in my mind I decided on this idea. I’ll try to make the necessary changes.
The most detailed parts of the painting are the very-foreground grass and the far distant tree, which throws me off a little. I don’t think the foreground trees work too well compositionally, 4 trees right next to each other in a row with similar, bare branches that are mostly too short.
I really like the water, buildings and the red roofs, I think the scene would benefit with some people or activity around the building.
Alan,
I’m very flattered for your help! His paintings are fantastic.
I’ll absorb your valuable advice and try to apply them to the painting. Your help is very important to me.
I think it’s a nice base layer for detail. Break out those detail brushes and well see you in a month
Hi Ellis,Your patience with me is commendable! :thumbsup:
You can expect that I’ll burn some neurons and try to apply all this help from so respected and talented members of Wetcanvas!
I sincerely thank you immensely for the untiring help!
In a month …
Alexandre George
Just an amateur artist trying to learn the noble art!June 20, 2018 at 10:04 pm #643228Just an observation, not a crit, but the foreground trees have bare branches while the distant tree and grasses are very green indicating Spring or Summer.
Angela
June 22, 2018 at 10:52 am #643230Ah!!! I see that you have painted something from your mind’s eye. A way to improve your painting would be to lighten the sky around the top CENTER of the buildings, then to lighten the water underneath that, (a little in the grass too) . Also, lighten the tops of your trees, just because they are closer to the light, it doesn’t matter that this might not be present in you reference, its just an observation. You could benefit from utilizing negative space, looks great!!!
What you needed was a light source!!! It doesn’t necessarily have to be the sun. Rembrandt utilized many light sources.[ATTACH]857809[/ATTACH]July 10, 2018 at 10:08 am #643233Thank you so much!
I really enjoyed your tips.Alexandre George
Just an amateur artist trying to learn the noble art!July 11, 2018 at 4:13 pm #643234Thanks to the friends for the great help!
Alexandre George
Just an amateur artist trying to learn the noble art!July 11, 2018 at 10:17 pm #643231lookin great!!! I like what you’ve done with the trees.
July 12, 2018 at 8:08 pm #643235I’m very grateful for your immense help and encouragement.
A big hug!Alexandre George
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