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- Color. Think about your overall impression of the colors used in the painting, how they look and feel, how the colors work together (or not), how they fit with the subject of the painting, and how the artist has mixed them (or not).
- Tone. Don't forget to consider the tone or values of the colors, too, plus the way tone is used in the painting as a whole. Dark, light, mid (middle) Flat, uniform, unvarying, smooth, plain.
- Composition. Look at how the elements in the painting are arranged, the underlying structure (shapes) and relationships between the different parts, and how your eye moves around the composition.
- Texture. It's often hard or impossible to see texture in a photo of a painting, as it doesn't show unless there's light shining in from the side that catches the ridges and casts small shadows.
The Importance of Describing Your Art. How to Write a Museum Artwork Evaluation. Step 1: Visit a museum. Step 2: Find artwork you want to write about. Step 3: Collect the artwork details. Step 4: Describe how art makes you feel. How to Participate in Critiques. 100 Words to Describe How Art Makes you Feel.
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Here are some commonly used adjectives to describe art: Vibrant – Full of life and energy. Examples: “The painting was filled with vibrant colors that immediately caught my eye.”. Expressive – Conveying strong emotions or thoughts. Examples: “The artist’s expressive brushstrokes added depth and meaning to the artwork.”.
First, write in first person POV, remember to keep your audience in mind while writing, and follow the acronym K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple, Stupid). Lastly, I included some good questions to think about when brainstorming your artist statement. Marker Test (Earth Sucks) by Brianna Eisman.
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Jan 19, 2021 · Get a list of 75 terms you can use to describe works of art accurately and precisely. ... Many people wish they knew more about art. Here are some words to help you ...
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Mar 28, 2018 · Symmetry – meaning it is equal on both sides. Asymmetrical – unequal proportioned elements. Flat tones – no tonal effect in the colour. Negative space – the space around the actual form of art. Depth – the illusion of space. Broken colour – dabs or small amounts of colour. Focal point – the spot that stands out in the artwork.
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Nov 1, 2023 · The art of writing about your art: from artwork description to artist statement. There is a popular saying we all have accepted as a truth: “A picture is worth a thousand words”. But what happens when we want to talk about the picture, and what we think of it, what it made us feel, what it reminded us of? For visual artists, words are a ...
