Introduction to Plasticine Painting
Working with pink tones (part 1)
A course by Jacinta Besa González , Visual Artist
About the video: Working with pink tones (part 1)
Overview
“In this lesson, we will start working with the pink color palette. Like the previous lesson, we will make submixes to enrich our palette and our painting.”
In this video lesson Jacinta Besa González addresses the topic: Working with pink tones (part 1), which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Plasticine Painting. Learn to paint with a versatile material that adds volume and texture to your work.
Partial transcription of the video
“Work with pink tones In this lesson we will see the pink tones of our protea. We are going to paint it and I will teach you how to make the color palette. That's what I took out of your plasticine boxes, a pink, a red, a purple or violet, a blue, a light blue, The black and the white. These are the colors we will need. We will start mixing the pink present in the plasticine box with a little bit of red, since he's never such a pure pink, and our idea is that it resembles a natural protea. The colors, as I explained, generally, the colors are brighter, a little more synthetic than those that...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Plasticine Painting
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Craft, Illustration -
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Creating with Kids, Fine Arts, Painting
Jacinta Besa González
A course by Jacinta Besa González
Jacinta Besa is a Chilean visual artist with more than a decade of experience working Plasticine. For her, this material proves to be a versatile tool that works as a volumetric pigment that can be spread, layered, used for reliefs, melted, and solidified.
Her work is extremely varied. Some pieces are two-dimensional and completely made of Plasticine, others use a transparency as a support to project the shadow of the piece onto the wall, and some even combine photography with Plasticine.
She also develops installations with objects that are previously submerged in melted plasticine, and these pieces have been exhibited in galleries, cultural centers, biennials, museums, and fairs in Chile and abroad.
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