This week I have chosen to do something that compares different styles of “painting” or presentation on the same subject matter….each creating a totally different look. I would also like to preface that it’s ok to like certain styles of “painting” and/or really not like certain styles. Art is in the eye of the beholder and what one person likes another may not. Example: I love abstract colorful art, my wife does not. Is there a right or wrong in that, absolutely not. We all have different tastes. So back to this weeks posts, my goal is to use the same general picture and use different painting techniques (digitally) creating different looks for the same scene. There are two scenes of a fountain on a patio. The difference between the two scenes is the first group is the original capture and in the second group I cropped out most of the potted palm.
On the first one, I used a fauvism technique creating an abstract look with bright colors.
This second one was created using a sketching technique with more subdued colors.
In this third one, I used a soft watercolor look.
These last two are cropped bringing the focus more on the fountain. In the first one I used the fauvism technique….
and with the last one, I used the pointillism technique creating a much more soft, subdued look.
Thoughts?
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