高级灰在色彩写生中的（Advanced grey in color sketch）.docVIP

高级灰在色彩写生中的（Advanced grey in color sketch） The application of advanced grey in color sketch A persons color cultivation is closely related to the development of his own color, sense, ability, living environment, life experience and education. Color sketching is one of the most basic and effective ways to train the sense of color and enhance the ability of expressing colors. Only after a long period of practice, to ease, grasp the rules of color, this is a long process, beginners will experience the invisible, is not out of tune, draw out stage. Not see is the question of observation method, can not tune out is the problem of performance techniques, painting is not out is a question of aesthetic understanding. The key point of the application of advanced grey in color sketch is to grasp its dynamic relation. Under the supreme command, we must learn to use four contrasts, two relations, one unity. (I) four contrasts Each color has its own special character, it has its own personality, and even its own unique emotions. In painting, it is necessary to make use of the law of contrast to make them stand out and make them harmonious. 1, pay attention to brightness contrast Lightness contrast has two meanings, one is with color brightness contrast, two is two colors (or multi-color) Lightness contrast. People who start sketching easily pursue the change of color excessively, but ignore lightness contrast. It is easy to distinguish the bright and dark faces of an object. It is difficult to distinguish the dark faces and the bright faces. The difficulty is dark or light colored objects in the object in the back, senior grey brightness on the relatively mild, subtle changes, do not look at a painting, we must pay special attention to deal with the conflict between the idea and the actual feeling of the color, the light source and the surrounding environment, objects are the color illusion aside, by comparison, classification, find out the order from chaos, color contrast adjust