The human eye perceives objects in a scene in order of contrast. Tone color and glazing are used to establish this visual hierarchy in your art. Join award-winning illustrator and Rhode Island School of Design professor Mary Jane Begin back in her studio as she discusses tricks to achieve visual hierarchy.
She starts by establishing value or light and dark areas in the composition and then shows how to use varying opacity and a limited color palette to further define the forms in a painting. Finally learn how glazing can make your colors pop even more and shift the palette toward a warm or cool tone. Mary Jane compares traditional media to a digital workflow while using brushes sponges watercolors and acrylic paint to achieve her results. These lessons can be easily migrated to digital artwork and designs using programs like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
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