Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Monday, October 12, 2015
Composition practice
Labels:
digital,
landscape,
Photoshop,
sketch,
Wouter Tulp
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Digital landscape sketches.
Labels:
digital,
landscape,
Photoshop,
sketch,
Wouter Tulp
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Monday, February 06, 2012
Monday, September 20, 2010
Plein air sketch
Sketch of a street in Rotterdam. These houses will be demolished soon, and have been neglected for a while now. You can see nature taking over. I loved the light when I decided to do the sketch here. It was cloudy, occasionally raining, but also sunny from time to time, which gave the backlit grass a vibrant coloring.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Outdoor sketching
I wanted to do a sketch outside inspite of the freezing cold. Not equipped with the right protection (like gloves...) nature forced me to stop at the moment I could no longer move my fingers.
I had so much fun, though...The suffering is totally worth it...
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Monday, June 08, 2009
plein air 07-06-2009
I had a lot of fun doing this outdoor painting (oils: 12' x 10'). The colors on my palette were: Ultramarine, Cerulean blue, Yellow ochre, Burnt sienna and Burnt Umber. I accented the path and the yellow grass to lead the eye to the focal point: the tree.
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Plein air 01-06-2009
I have been wanting to do a sketch of this site for a long time. Besides the difficult perspective, I had a hard time watersketching, because I was standing on a windy and bouncing bridge, constantly being disturbed by curious pedestrians and a quickly moving sun.
Sketching on the spot is a great way to come up with color keys, that are almost impossible to create when working from a photograph. Being a part of the environment you are painting, lets you make descisions that are essential to capture mood and atmosphere.
Sketching on the spot is a great way to come up with color keys, that are almost impossible to create when working from a photograph. Being a part of the environment you are painting, lets you make descisions that are essential to capture mood and atmosphere.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Quick sketch
Very quick sketch at the Zuiderpark today. The small size of the sketch forces me not to go into detail. I took little time to create the sketch, so I had to make descisions fast. This kept me focused on the main values of the composition.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Urban gouache sketch
Even an ugly city like Rotterdam can be fun to draw. I am using a very limited palette, using only ultramarine blue, yellow ochre, chinese red ,violet and white. Using a limited palette gives you the oportunity to get creative mixing colors, and the image gets tied together.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Belgium
I spent the weekend in Belgium, Ardennen. The weather was beautiful, and the environment beautiful. These are a few gouache/watercolor sketches.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Moleskine gouache sketch
I lost my moleskine sketchbook some time ago. After weeks of searching and hoping to find it, I decided to forget about it and buy myself a new one.... These are my first gouache sketches in it...
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Plein air pleasure
Gouache is a great medium for quick outdoor sketches. It takes less time to pack your stuff and start painting than oils, but gouache gives you the same possibility to start with transparent layers, and then move to opaque painting.
Arne let me know he went outside yesterday to paint ( see his and my outdoor sketches here ). I felt I could not stay behind, so even though the weather was rainy, I took my sketchbook and went outside for some serious sketching...
I had to be quick this time, because it started to rain soon after I started painting. Because of that I had to make desicions really fast, and focus mainly on the basics of the composition. I would have liked to stay and add a little more detail here and there, but because of the rain I had to quit.
This is Arne and I painting last sunday in 'de Hoeksche Waard' .
Arne let me know he went outside yesterday to paint ( see his and my outdoor sketches here ). I felt I could not stay behind, so even though the weather was rainy, I took my sketchbook and went outside for some serious sketching...
I had to be quick this time, because it started to rain soon after I started painting. Because of that I had to make desicions really fast, and focus mainly on the basics of the composition. I would have liked to stay and add a little more detail here and there, but because of the rain I had to quit.
This is Arne and I painting last sunday in 'de Hoeksche Waard' .
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Watercolor
I made this watercolor to practice my understanding of value and color.The composition is very basic, and I left out most details to focus mainly on the value of the different areas.
Monday, April 20, 2009
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