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List of all Articles in Art
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Beading for Fun and Profit: Bracelet Beading Birthday Parties
A birthday bracelet beading party for girls age 5 and up is guaranteed to be a big hit. Most girls are thrilled with the opportunity to make jewelry, and parents appreciate that you're providing both the party favors (the bracelets the girls make...
Copywriting Makeover: Making An Emotional Connection - Part 1 of 2
One statistic shows that over 80% of all buying decisions are emotional. That means your copywriting should be, too. This is something I firmly believe in and have preached for most of my copywriting career. However, all too often, I find people...
Fusing traditional and technical illustrations
The following is an excerpt from the tips and techniques provided by a designer using Photoshop 4. He based his techniques from a current project of creating illustrations for a story of a mythical city in a magazine. According to the designer,...
Oil Painting Supplies - Guide For Beginners
When I first began painting some 10 years ago, I remember my
first trip to my local art supply store. I recall my feeling of
utter confusion as I perused the aisles. This particular art
store had every tube of paint, brush, medium and canvas...
Resources for Celebrating Black History Month
Black History month in February is an opportunity to broaden your understanding of the role of African-Americans in history. Here are some resources to help you and your family learn more and take part in the celebration. 1. Start by taking the...
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On Photorealism
American photorealist Audrey Flack has once said and I quote, “There is an instinct for realism, a powerful drive to reproduce oneself. The fascination of photorealistic paintings lies partly in their apparent replication of life, but these are not merely replications. These paintings are often out of life scale, varying from over life-size to under life-size, from brilliant, heightened color to pale, undertone hues."
Flack’s thoughts sum up what Photorealism is all about. Known as a painting movement of the mid-20th century which began in the late 1960s, scenes are painted in a style closely resembling photographs in Photorealism. Artists painted from photographs or depicted objects and people as close to real life as possible, including every minute detail. However, the true subject of a photorealist’s work is the way we unconsciously interpret photographs and paintings in order to create a mental image of the object represented.
The movement’s center is located in the United States. Among the most highly-regarded American photorealist painters are Flack, Richard Estes, Chuck Close, Charles Bell, and Ralph Goings. Estes and Close are the leading members of the Photorealist movement. Estes specializes in street scenes with elaborate reflections in window-glass while Close does enormous portraits of neutral faces. The Photorealism movement was also strong in Europe from the late 1960s into the 1970s, where his type of illusionism is known principally as Superrealism. The style is tight and precisionistic. Some of the renowned Russian photorealists include Andrew Abramov, Soryn Codytsa, Jack Demeraux, and Arlette Steenmans.
With the existence of Photorealism up to these days, renowned artist Bert Monroy introduces “Photorealism with Bert Monroy, volume 2” which will once again take you inside his creative mind and show you how to create ultra-realistic images using Adobe Photoshop. It showcases Monroy's personal methods for creating realistic details to enhance a digital image. From this book, you’ll learn to make fireworks, rusty text, a glazed donut, an antique photo, a speeding bullet, and a lot more. You'll also learn to master the pen tool, layers, alpha channels, and masking by watching and following along with one of the great digital artists of today.
Photorealists typically specialize in a particular subject matter. Very ordinary, as you might think but then, Photorealism will always be a part of our lives. After all, ordinary things and events around us are what make photorealism artists so great and impressive.
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