Composition for Visual Artists | Week 4: Tone, Continued

[New Masters Academy]

We are pleased to share with you a 10-week long class brought to you by Art Mentors! In this class, renowned Disney art director and instructor, Bill Perkins, will teach Composition for Artists. In this fourth lesson, Bill continues his discussion of tone, and its importance in creating mood and clarity in your designs. Bill will share several designs from his own portfolio as well as examples from other artists to illustrate key concepts, such as creating passages and areas of contrast to better move the viewer’s eye through your design.

Materials

• General’s Charcoal Pencil
• Drawing Paper
• Conté Charcoal Pencil

[harryfell]

Hi, I am gaining so much insight thank you! There is no reference pdf to download for this chapter – does one exist?

[LesterMiller]

These videos are Amazing – I am learning so much. I am curious about the matrix choice Bill made about the generals face. It was clearly medium value but he put it in the light value group. I am not sure I understand this

 

[gustavoBarroni]

I am also learning so much and also seeing that before getting to know these things sometimes I was even using them instinctively! He is super clear and I love how all is break down step by step and very clearly.

I just WISH the PDFs were available! Is there any chance to have them please?

[Romel Madray]

Has anyone been able to get the pdfs?I find some challenges with this lecture and want to see of reading will help

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Romel Madray.

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