Check out the current October/November issue of International Artist magazine, which includes a little piece I wrote about seeing your composition in two values, adapted from Imaginative Realism.
There are also feature spotlights on Zhuo S. Liang, Randy Ford, Joseph Todorovitch, and Ann Manry Kenyon.
2 comments:
Jim (if I may be so informal), I think your link might be broken. I could not get it to work.
Every night I do a sketch on a toned background with only black and white to hit the darker and lighter values.
Its obviously an old technique but very effective for quickly getting some sculptural form.
I use it because it lets me focus on fewer issues, and the ones that I routinely botch: angle, size and position.
I hope that those are the things you are addressing in your article (otherwise I'll feel more blow-hardy).
Hopefully the link works now.
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