TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Color Theory – Light and Shadow Demonstration On A Light Surface
Happy holidays everyone, my last post of the year. I am going to I did push the shadow a little darker overall but it should still demonstrate how sun and sky influence what we see. I'm using the stormtrooper like a cast drawing because of its lightness and how easy it is to see the light influence over the local colors. This involves the fourth characteristic of color, the use of temperature. Hue, Value, Chroma,…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Animaluscious
December 19, 2024 - Beth Cavener. In the community of sculpture, simply her name can have the effect of words reverberating through a hallowed grotto, as recollections of the first time one saw her work in person engulfs the space. This Autumn, we got to have just such an experience. [caption id="attachment_79038" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Shadow Partner - 2024: Stoneware, Steel-Reinforced Rope, Wood[/caption] As fortune and blind chance would have it, our last convention of the year, the delight-filled LightBox Expo, was a mere 30 minutes from the Carpenter’s Workshop Gallery where Cavener’s most recent show “Trust” was on for another two weeks. You have never seen us set up our booth with more focus and efficiency as we did this one, managing to finish early and carve out a precious three hour block to see her show before ours…
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Bouguereau & His Milieu
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Another Early Childhood Art Hero – Jon Gnagy
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FAIL
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Eowyn and the Nazgul
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