Coursework: Britta’s Present
Right for christmas I found Britta’s acrylic work that probably made somebody very happy. Finding the fitting value for light, shadow and glistening surfaces is not easy, but Britta managed that quite well.
Right for christmas I found Britta’s acrylic work that probably made somebody very happy. Finding the fitting value for light, shadow and glistening surfaces is not easy, but Britta managed that quite well.
After creating a workshop for some eager student you need your equipment ready for the day.
Have you got the right case? Have you got a list with the mentioned and fitting equipment?…
BE PREPARED!!! (for almost everything)
Although students are supposed to bring their paints and brushes, bring your own and also your pliers, just in case some students haven’t used their paints for a long time.
Take a box with teabags with you. (Do you always know in advance what kind of tea you’d like? I don’t.) Feel free to take other kinds of drinks.
Have some more things with you: pencils, sharpener and some paper. Who knows who finds them more interesting than paintings or needs a little success.
And never forget somthing to write if you get new ideas (“If an idea doesn’t seem to be absurd in the first place, it’s rubbish.”)
There are some paintings from my students that are really worth showing.
Here you see that the country is very flat in Northern Germany, but we’ve got skies over here, haven’t we?
Jutta worked with gouache and wanted to make it as abstract as possible. She made it and her color palette is so northern.