海洋剪影与空气透视
原文链接:https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2023/02/ocean-silhouette.html
日期: 2023-02-17
标签: 鱼、海洋、绘画、透视、大海、剪影、海龟、水下、明度、水


(摩根老师示范作品,如上)
学生作品——2023年春季

玛丽亚·萨米恩托,八年级
高级美术课,八年级

瓦莱丽、维多利亚与普雷斯利


戴维斯·P、艾登·B(八年级)

凯登(八年级)
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美术I课——七/八年级

凯莉·C,八年级

海莉·N、梅拉妮·C

杰登·肖特,八年级

爱德华多·M,七年级

奥布里,八年级

阿龙·帕拉西奥斯,七年级

塞莱娜与贾雷齐,八年级

埃薇·梅迪纳,七年级

艾弗里·拉福尔格,八年级

金斯莉·哈勒与艾米丽,七年级
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玛德琳·西顿(六年级)

蒂甘·马丁(六年级)


贾斯汀与埃利塞奥·克鲁兹(六年级)

亨特、肖安娜、胡安(六年级)

塔图姆·詹姆斯(六年级)

阿莉萨·米勒与埃米莉亚·S(六年级)


布鲁克林·B、奥利维亚·汤普森(六年级)

安德鲁·维加(六年级)

蒂甘·马丁(六年级)


维多利亚“杰里迈亚”A、艾迪森·米勒(六年级)
海洋剪影
什么是剪影?
当光线来自物体后方时,你看到的是它的暗面。
这会使物体的细节隐去,整个形体呈现为深色。
仅能辨识外轮廓,内部细节则完全消失。


空气透视
你周围的空气有时会改变物体的视觉效果。
例如在雾天,或在浑浊的水下,近处的物体会显得更清晰、更深暗;而远处的物体则趋于模糊、明度升高(直至最终融入远景而消隐)。
这一效果涉及明度、深色调与浅色调的变化。






你可在自己的《水下剪影》中表现这一效果:
让越靠近画面底部(即越靠近观者)的物体颜色越深。

虫眼视角透视
这是一种从地面仰视的视角。
离地面最近的物体显得最大,而越靠近天空的物体则越小。



海洋动物

评价标准:
- 水域使用冷色:水面中央较亮,底部较暗。
- 虫眼视角透视——底部物体应大于顶部物体。
- 剪影创作需富于创意:可包含多种植物、动物,
或异质物体(如沉船、宝藏、潜水员)。
1. 开始绘制
用铅笔轻轻起稿。




2. 用黑色记号笔勾勒轮廓
3. 绘制水面。
仅限冷色!
(蓝色、绿色、紫色)
顶部用小而浅的环形色块,
底部用大而深的色块。





4. 用黑色填充靠近观者的剪影。


5. 为体现空气透视效果,
用蓝色填充远处的剪影。




胡安·帕拉西奥斯与凯登正专注作画。

玛德琳·西顿(六年级)已完成!
创意枯竭?试试这些灵感图片!



萨桑·菲尔苏夫作品

亚特兰蒂斯——沉没之城


海洋剪影与空气透视
Original: https://tabithaannthelostsock.blogspot.com/2023/02/ocean-silhouette.html
Date: 2023-02-17
Tags: fish, ocean, paint, perspective, sea, silhouette, turtles, under, value, water


(Mrs. Morgan, Teacher examples above)
Student Examples- Spring 2023

Maria Sarmiento 8th grade
Advanced Art 8th grade

Valerie, Victoria, & Presley.


Davis P, Ayden B (8th grade)

Cayden (8th grade)
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ArtI- 7/8th grade

Kali C. 8th grade

Haylee N., Melanie C.

Jaidyn Short 8th grade

Eduardo M. 7th grade

Aubrey 8th

Aron Palacious 7th grade

Selena & Jarezi 8th grade

Evy Medina 7th grade

Avery LaForge 8th grade

Kinslee Harle & Emily 7th grade
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Madelynn Seaton (6th grade)

Teagan Martin 6th grade


Justin & Eliseo Cruz 6th grade

Hunter, Shaunna, Juan. 6th grade

Tatum James 6th grade

Alissa Miller & Emilia S. (6th grade)


Brooklyn B., Olivia Thompson (6th grade)

Andrew Vega (6th grade)

Teagan Martin 6th grade


Victoria "Jeremiah" A., Addison Miller (6th grade)
OCEAN SILHOUETTE
What is a silhouette?
When the light is behind an object, you see the dark side of it.
This makes the object's details fade and the entire objects becomes dark.
Exterior shape is seen, while inner details disappear. 


ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE
The atmosphere around you can sometimes change the way things look.
a foggy day or under cloudy water, things closer seem more clear and dark while things further away seem fuzzy and become lighter (until the fade off into distance).
This involves value, shades, and tints of colors.






You can show this in your UNDERWATER SILHOUETTE
by making things darker as they go down closer to you.

WORM'S EYE VIEW PERSPECTIVE
This shows the perspective from the ground looking up.
THings closest to the ground are biggest while things closer to the sky seem to be very small.



OCEAN ANIMALS

CRITERIA:
-Cool Colors for Water with Surface center lighter and bottom darker.
- Worm's Eye View Perspective- objects at bottom should be bigger than objects at top.
-Use Creativity with Silhouettes: Variety of plant life, animals,
or foreign objects (shipwreck, treasure, scuba diver)
1. Begin Your Drawing
Draw light with pencil.




2. Outline with Black Sharpie
3. Paint your water surface.
Cool Colors Only!
(Blues, Greens, Purples)
Use small lighter rings at top and
big darker at the bottom.





4. Fill in closer silhouettes with black.


5. To show ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE,
Fill in further silhouettes with blue.




Juan Palacious and Caden carefully painting.

Madelynn Seaton (6th grade) all done !
Running out of Ideas?
INSPIRATIONAL IMAGES



Art by Sassan Filsoof

Altantis, the Sunken City

