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StephanusEmbricanus — Day 7
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Day 7Stefan Kindermann
2010
20 cm x 32 cm
oil-colour and egg-tempera
The composition of the final version will change totally.
so this is more a try as a sketch
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You really have to look at this in large view, so many little details! This piece is great, love the colour and depth. Nice piece of work!!
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Thank you
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You're really getting some nice brilliant colors here. Mainly egg tempera for those, or oil as well?
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How to make colours brilliant?
by the colour-composition,
the contrasts: simultaneous and complementary.
the quantities: lots against a few bits
the brilliance: broken colours against brilliant ones
by the use of light and glazes:
light shines through the colour gets reflected by the white ground and light up the colour layer from the backside (shining- through light) light gets filtered by colour-layers for example: Light through a blue layer on a yellow layer gives green. So it is not so important what binder you use, it is more the use of light and colour as matter.
Oils I use for large areas and well covering colours, modulations and mixtures. Egg-tempera for fine drawing, shading and highlighting oil-colours. And white reflecting underground for the glazes. By the way the mixture of glazes, covering, and semi-transparent colours makes the painting vivid
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Mostly I take the automatic program and if the result isn't satisfying than I change the exposure steps higher or lower as it is needed
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you are indeed, Stef
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so you have to read a long time
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Very nice, like "daylight met night" - somewhere there
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"and earth meets sky" thank you
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Bloody cool man, I digg it the way it is. looking forward to the final version
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Thanks
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I hopr they will travel around
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They will make a fabulous exhibition!!!
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