Elementary Art Lessons, back to the basics.In representational art, realism, or classical, all depend on some elementary art lessons to achieve what is considered a "real looking" three dimensional object onto a two dimension piece of canvas.It is called form, or modeling. It's what is done on the canvas to mimic what the viewer is seeing. It is something that is an integral part of realism, without it, you get into other styles of painting, even abstract or cubism.
The following examples give the major components of objects painted and what each part is referred to when painting them.
As time permits, I'll be adding more to this section of the site to help in showing some of the basic things we do as artist's that will become second nature to you in the future, but is necessary to understand when a person speaks about how a painting is constructed.
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