Introduction to Plasticine Painting
Framing the work
A course by Jacinta Besa González , Visual Artist
About the video: Framing the work
Overview
“In this lesson, I will give you suggestions on how a plasticine work should be framed. I will show you what kind of frame you should use for the relief work, and I will demonstrate different backgrounds with colored paper to create different atmospheres. ”
In this video lesson Jacinta Besa González addresses the topic: Framing the work, 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
“Framing the work In this lesson I am going to give you some advice about framing, things that I have incorporated in my tour because it has been a lot of trial and error. First I brought them a framing model. Personally, I like simple frames more, since we make a super textured surface with a lot of information, I like that that is what stands out. I brought this little box, and I say box because here comes the most important. We have glass and, inside, a separation between the glass and where we will place our work. This separation is very important because our painting is pure relief. It ...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Plasticine Painting
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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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