Sculpture and Color: Polychrome Techniques

Green copper

A course by Tomas Barcelo , Escultor

100% positive reviews (74)

2,450 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Green copper

Overview

“In this lesson I will explain how to analyze oxidized green copper objects and we will try to create an imitation.”

In this video lesson Tomas Barcelo addresses the topic: Green copper, which is part of the Domestika online course: Sculpture and Color: Polychrome Techniques. Learn to use polychrome techniques to achieve unique effects with your sculptures and create your own catalog of pictorial resources.

Partial transcription of the video

“green copper In this lesson we will analyze some objects in green copper, oxidized, and we're going to try to do an imitation of that effect. This material fascinated me when I was little, when i visited france and some of the church roofs were green. I found it fascinating that the roofs were green. Actually, they were roofs of this material that when it oxidizes it takes on this green, almost turquoise, very matt. This is the effect I want to recreate. As we said before, we will try to analyze these effects from an artistic point of view, that is, what colors do you use, What properties d...”

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Course summary for: Sculpture and Color: Polychrome Techniques

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (74)
2450 students
4 units
17 lessons (3h 51m)
5 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Decorative Painting, Fine Arts, Sculpture

Tomas Barcelo

A course by Tomas Barcelo

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Escultor

Tomàs Barceló is a traditional sculptor who uses clay and plaster, but who has dared to reinvent himself, adding new materials and new techniques and languages, such as assembling found objects. For Tomàs, this has been the perfect combination between his love for ancient sculpture and his passion for fantasy and science fiction, resulting in his “ancient relics of the future”.

During his career, he has had the opportunity to work as a sculptor in the world of cinema with “Asura”, Maleficent II, and “Dune” by Denis Villeneuve. Today, he is dedicated to creating his own world in the form of sculptures and sharing it with his audience on social networks.