Showing posts with label monochromatic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monochromatic. Show all posts

Saturday

The joys of monchromatic painting.

Over the years I've made a series of warm and cool monochromatic paintings.  Mainly because I felt like they really shared a lot with the film nor things I grew up with.  I thought I'd share some of them with you guys here:
 

If it Fits by Kenney Mencher original oil painting on canvas 16"x20"x1.5" inches

His Fuse was Lit, oil paint on linen canvas 14x11inches by Kenney Mencher

Fiasco, oil on canvas 18"x24"x.25" inches by Kenney Mencher

Steam, oil paint on linen canvas, 18"x24"x.5" inches by Kenney Mencher



Memory Game, oil paint on linen canvas, 24"x48"x1.5" inches by Kenney Mencher

Oration, oil on canvas 18"x24"x.25" inches by Kenney Mencher

New Tie, oil paint on linen canvas 20"x20"x1.5" by Kenney Mencher

Starlette, oil paint on linen canvas 20"x20"x1.5" by Kenney Mencher

The Life, oil on canvas 20"x30"x.25" inches by Kenney Mencher

Sub Urbans by Kenney Mencher oil on linen canvas 48x70x1.5


Visual Aids, oil paint on linen canvas, 18"x24"x.5" inches by Kenney Mencher

Wednesday

Demonstration: How to Paint the Basic Shapes Monochromatically in oil paint





Click on images to enlarge them.
 The finished painting in
Lamp Black and white oil paint.  8"x10" on canvas
Before you do this you may want to learn how to draw the sphere first.  Use this link:
 The photo of the basic shapes I'm working from.


 Linseed oil in a squeeze bottle.

 Rag with Lamp Black oil paint

 Turpenoid Odorless Paint Thinner on the rag

 Drawing aids, compass with charcoal pencil, t square, ellipse guide.  
Really it's okay to use them!





 Using a rag with a bit of thinner to wipe out the lights.








 Work background to front.  It will give you nicer edges.









 Mixing the middle tones on the glass palette.




































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