Bienvenidos a ver mis ocurrencia artística, en la plataforma digital de Hive.
La pintura de hoy se titula:
MIS MATERIALES.
PROCESO PASO A PASO.
EL INICIO.
- ¡Hay Caramba!, si te mueves ¡No hay sardina!, ok.
- Así es la cosa y no te muevas gatico...
Muchas gracias por su amable atención.
Un abrazo, los quiero mucho.
Good morning friends of Hive, your great friend the painter Ramaco greets you, who brings you a new artistic publication, a new idea of mine, which I hope you like.
Welcome to see my artistic ideas on the Hive digital platform.
@ramaco54
Today's painting is titled:
Don't move kitty.
MY MATERIALS.
The materials I used on this occasion were: pen, Indian ink, white acrylic, my watercolor brushes, on FABRIANO cardboard, Panasonic camera, LUMIX FZ47 brand, Adobe Photoshop digitizing program , for digital modifications and Power Point, to convert images to jpg format.
STEP BY STEP PROCESS.
Friend spectator, curator and faithful follower, in today's artistic occurrence, I visually represent what every artist experiences when he wants to paint within his artistic composition, a live and playful animal as it is a cute kitten...
Observe meticulously how I create this interesting work, and also know the place where the artists live and learn to work.
THE BEGINNING.
I start with the sketch made in Chinese ink with the help of my pen.
The basic shapes (geometric figures) give shape to the artist's sketch, who dialogues with the cat (Caramba), saying:
- There's wow! If you move, there's no sardine!, ok.
Work the lights, volumes and shadows with the light-dark scale.
I applied the color white, to give some very subtle details.
I placed three arrows where I am going to make some corrections.
During the corrections, the artist's head and jacket were reduced a little, and the kitten that was very chubby, I improved it.
All the details and correction modifications of this Chinese ink drawing gave rise to the work titled:
Don't move kitty.
Friends who love the arts, followers of my ideas, I hope you liked the idea of a painter, who, within his study of composition in drawing, put a cat to pose for the complete study, in the applied arts, an artist who lived the experience, with a playful cat, which he had to feed sardine, because it was the only way for the cat (model of the composition), to stay calm to be able to draw and paint...
- That's the thing and don't move kitten...
This publication was made with a lot of love and affection, for the viewers, curators, loyal followers, for those who love cats, for the artists who have ever lived from this sweet experience, and the entire Hive platform.
Thank you very much for your kind attention.
A hug, I love you very much.
@ramaco54