Plein air on The Great Wall of China & More We spent the week with Professor Huong and his students painting in the University Art Studio, Plein air painting at the Great Wall of China and The Forbidden City and an afternoon at the Professors personal studio.
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From Australia to Beijing Exhibition Professor Huong and his students of Tsinghua School of Arts University, Beijing, joined us in an Exhibition at the West Gallery. The Opening was a very animated affair. Presenting several Artists interpretations of the same initial "Blob" These are some examples that were achieved in a 10 minute exercise by members of the Alfred Cove Art Society during my demonstration/presentation on Thursday 31 March. Please refer to previous blog for the whole story. Thank you to those artists that contributed their efforts to this blog. Blob No.1 Same Blob, different Artists, different Directions
Blob No. 2 Same Blob, different Artists, different Directions
 Bird in the hand - Australian Bush Pidgeon Blob No.3 Same Blob, different Artists, different Directions
Have no idea what to paint? Try taking "The Blob Test" Below you will find a very short slideshow that shows an initial "Blob" of ink dropped onto a piece of paper that is then sprayed with water or manipulated in some way and then left to dry. Then it was photocopied for the exercise. Take the time to focus on the image and just like when you were a kid and made shapes from the clouds you will begin to see an image. The possibilities are endless as each turn of the paper provides more opportunities. In this exercise I have limited it to two possibilities for each "Blob". These same "Blobs were presented to a group of Artists at the Alfred Cove Art Society monthly meeting and their results are in my next blog. Please take a look at all the different interpretations. |
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