This page intends to introduce our members to tutorials that I feel have influenced us through the years. I will include some of my tutorials, but also other artists.I hope that you may find the information interesting and of value in your practice
Will Rochfort is an artist, Josslyn and I have been watching and learning from for some time. Josslyn came upon this documentary in which Will talks about his career as an artist, his process, and how he commercialised his art.
About the artist
Will Rochfort is a British painter working predominantly in oils using an alla prima technique with a limited palette. His narrative-style work is highly staged using friends and family as models, as well as a collection of elaborate props that he often constructs himself.
The Studio
Complementary colours are pairs of colours which, when combined or mixed, cancel each other out (they lose chroma). This is a convenient way to pull back the colour and add grey to your colour mix. However, when placed next to each other, they create the strongest contrast. Complementary colours may also be called "opposite colours". On the colour wheel, they are shown on opposite sides
Tridac colours: Creating colour harmonies. A triadic colour scheme combines three colours evenly spaced around the colour wheel—this link gives you a great tool to choose colour systems that you can use to harmonise your colours.
brand personality (e.g., green to convey growth and abundance). Then they select complementary colours to balance out the main colour and achieve colour harmony
In the colour wheel, they are indicated by a riangle where the coners indicate the colours to us
