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E-raamat: Plein Air Techniques for Artists: Principles and Methods for Painting in Natural Light

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  • Sari: For Artists
  • Ilmumisaeg: 04-Apr-2023
  • Kirjastus: Rockport Publishers Inc.
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780760379363
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  • Sari: For Artists
  • Ilmumisaeg: 04-Apr-2023
  • Kirjastus: Rockport Publishers Inc.
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780760379363

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From award-winning artist Aimee Erickson, Plein Air Techniques for Artistspresents the step-by-step process for plein air for landscape, still life, and the figure, along with exercises to strengthen skills.

Take your plein air artwork to the next level through easy-to-understand workshop-style lessons and skill-building exercises.

In Plein Air Techniques for Artists, award-winning artist and respected workshop instructor Aimee Erickson demystifies how to capture a variety of light effects and guides you in strengthening your plein air skills through practice. This accessible book covers:
 
  • Materials and gear. Gain a basic knowledge of the possibilities so you can keep your options open and your plein air process fresh.
  • Composition and value. Explore the impact of proportion, color, value, line, edges, shape, and texture.
  • Color. Consider how knowledge and intention, your color palette, and what you see—your perspective—take turns being in charge of the color game, inventing rules and finding solutions.
  • Light effects. Learn how conditions of the day—how much light there is, and whether it’s soft, diffuse, golden, harsh, pale, or dusky—affect everything we see and how we paint. 
  • Design and the visual idea. Discover strategies for developing a visual idea, from creating serial studies to working with a camera to improvisation. 

Featuring exceptional still lifes, figures, and landscapes by other noted artists working in a range of mediums, Plein Air Techniques for Artists gives artists at all levels of experience the guidance they need to grow as a plein air artist.


The For Artists series expertly guides and instructs artists at all skill levels who want to develop their classical drawing and painting skills and create realistic and representational art.

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"Award-winning oil painter Ericksons devotion to sharing her love of plein air painting techniques is clear from the first pages of this book. This resource is a great addition to crafts collections. Suitable for both experienced artists and novices interested in this artistic practice." * Library Journal * "Aimee Erickson demystifies how to capture a variety of light effectsfrom sunlight and shadow to nighttimeand every glisten and glimmer in between. Her friendly tone and accessible workshop-syyle lessons and skill-building exercises offer artists down-to-earth guidance on painting more effectively in natural light. Exceptional still lifes, figures and landscapes by noted contemporary plein air artists provide endless inspiration." * Artists Magazine *

Introduction 6(2)
Finding "The Zone" 8(3)
1 Materials And Gear
11(12)
What's Your Medium?
12(2)
Brushes and Brushstrokes
14(3)
Supports: Canvas, Panels, and Paper
17(2)
Plein Air Painting Kit
19(4)
2 Composition And Value
23(18)
Making Interesting Compositions
24(8)
Black and White
32(1)
Sketchbook Exercise: Notan
33(2)
Value
35(4)
Exercise: Simplified Value Studies
39(2)
3 Color
41(16)
Speaking of Color
42(3)
Color Exercises
45(1)
Exercise: A Color Chart, Emphasizing Value
46(1)
Exercise: Color Ladders
47(3)
Limited Palettes
50(4)
Color Development of Value Studies
54(3)
4 Sunlight And Shadow
57(20)
Seeing Skills: Shift Your Perception
58(1)
Light, Shadow, and Color
59(1)
Demonstration: Light and Shadow on Architecture
60(3)
Where to Start
63(3)
Exercise: The Color of Light
66(2)
Raking Light
68(1)
Technique: Stain It, Draw It, Paint It
69(2)
Perspective
71(2)
Foreground Solutions
73(4)
5 Indirect Light
77(22)
Dappled and Filtered Light
78(1)
Technique: Starting with a Mid-Tone Canvas
79(1)
Demonstration: Large Scale Work
80(2)
Demonstration: Dappled Afternoon Light
82(2)
Overcast Light
84(3)
Demonstration: A Two-Session Painting
87(3)
Technique: Cutting In
90(2)
Painting Makeover: Light and Shadow Relationships
92(2)
Technique: Using a Broad Brush
94(1)
Shade and Reflected Light
95(4)
6 Backlight
99(14)
Rim Light
100(2)
Contre-Jour: Against the Light
102(2)
Transmitted Light
104(3)
Technique: A Loose Start
107(3)
Painting Makeover: Perspective
110(3)
7 Front Light
113(12)
Front Light: A Dramatic Fully Lit Effect
114(4)
Technique: Direct Impasto Brushworh
118(2)
Painting Makeover: More Color
120(5)
8 Nocturnes
125(8)
Twilight
126(2)
Nighttime
128(1)
Demonstration: Nocturne
129(4)
9 Special Effects
133(18)
Glow
134(2)
Demonstration: Multiple Light Sources
136(1)
Glare
137(2)
Reflections
139(5)
Heavy Atmosphere
144(2)
Demonstration: Fog
146(5)
10 Design and the Visual Idea
151(11)
Beyond Representation
152(1)
Technique: Paint Manipulation
153(3)
Multiple Small Studies
156(1)
Strategy: Serial Studies of a Subject
157(3)
The Camera's Role
160(1)
Improvisation
161(1)
Glossary
162(6)
Plein Air Quick Reference
164(1)
Field Painting Strategies
164(1)
What to Do If You Don't Have an Idea
165(1)
Summary of Perspective Principles
166(1)
If Your Composition Isn't Working
167(1)
Contributing Artists 168(2)
Acknowledgments 170(1)
About the Author 171(1)
Index 172
Known for an engaging style and versatility in subject matter, Aimee Erickson is an internationally renowned oil painter and instructor who has given lectures and demonstrations at venues nationwide. A standout at plein air painting competitions, she has won both Best of Show and Artists Choice at Plein Air Easton, as well as Best of Show at Carmel, Sonoma, Olmsted, Laguna, and Pacific Northwest art festivals. Erickson has been a Portrait Society of America finalist, won Best of Show at an American Women Artists national show, and is a signature member with multiple awards from Oil Painters of America. She has exhibited with international plein-air groups in China and Russia, is an inaugural member of Charlie Hunters En Train Air expedition, and in 1997 painted the official portrait of governor of Oregon Barbara Roberts. Ericksons professional affiliations include Plein Air Painters of America, Oil Painters of America, Laguna Plein Air Painters Association, American Impressionist Society, and the California Art Club, and her work has been featured in Southwest Art Magazine, American Art Collector, and Plein Air Magazine, and on OutdoorPainter.com. Erickson has a BFA in Visual Communication Design with an Illustration emphasis from Brigham Young University. She lives in Portland, Oregon, and carries a sketchbook. To see more of Ericksons work, visit aimeeerickson.com, @1aim on Instagram, and Aimee Erickson Artist on Facebook.