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12 Month Still Life with Cathy Pearce
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Introduction
Introduction -
Month 1Breaking your pastels in half
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Mark Making
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Month 2Dexterity and handling
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Month 3 - PotteryIntroduction
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Materials Needed
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Exercise 1 and 2
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Exercise 3 and 4
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Month 4 - FlowersMaterials Needed
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Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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Month 5 - Painting GlassMaterials Needed
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Month 6 - ReflectionsIntroduction
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Guide
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Demo
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Month 7 - In The GardenGuidance
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Video
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Month 8 - Sketching With Pastels In The GardenVideo and Guidance
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Month 9 - Choose a Favourite Item to StudyGuidance
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Video
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Month 10 - Seasonal dried seed heads and a return to some expressive mark makingGuidance
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Video
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Month 11 - Finding an Exciting CompositionGuidance
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Video
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Month 12 - Christmas BaublesGuidance
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Video
Lesson 11 of 27
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Exercise 2
Now that your eye is focussed on the beautiful shapes of the flowers you can begin to refine and define all the organic shapes, building up light layers and touches of colour.
Watch the video to help with this. Look for areas of shadow within the flowers to add depth. Notice the various different greens in the leaves. Practice observing and refining the shapes until it starts to feel an automatic process. If it’s easier then start with one or two flowers and then build up to more gradually.