LOISH artist research
This artist relates to me as she uses very pale and vibrant at the same time, some of her work do give this mysterious feel, which is what I’m going for.
Loish also portrays girls in a majority of her pieces, which
is what I want to illustrate in my major project, girls (and a few boys) interacting
with their fears, doubts and insecurities.
As I moved on, I found that Loish’s art style really attracts
me, and I wanted to be inspired by her style, I want my work to look similar,
but not limited to her style.
I went on and did a study of Loish’s piece in her ‘Gumdrop’ series, which is a portrait of a girl.
By doing the study, I learned that Loish usually splits her
colour schemes in half, half being really pale and half being really vibrant,
and it creates a mysterious and dreamy feeling.
Technique wise, I have learned that the more you worry about
lines in your paintings, the less realistic it becomes. From now on I think I
should not think about lines that much for my paintings, I should only use them
on my sketching processes.
Bibliography:
artworks taken from Loish. 2016. Loish. [ONLINE] Available at: http://loish.net/. [Accessed 7 November 2016].
Bibliography:
artworks taken from Loish. 2016. Loish. [ONLINE] Available at: http://loish.net/. [Accessed 7 November 2016].
Amazing artist study, I love how you practice drawing Loish's style of drawing to somehow make it yours too.
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