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RedTribe
43 posts |
#21688 2007-09-07 14:16 GMT |
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Need ideas please.
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Someone
25 posts |
#21689 2007-09-07 14:20 GMT |
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select old statues in granite stones
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StarGirl
38 posts |
#21690 2007-09-07 14:21 GMT |
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A place of interest in your town or city using charcoal
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TochaTocha
32 posts |
#21691 2007-09-07 14:23 GMT |
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id like to have one of a pregnant woman looking down @ her belly, w/ her hand on her belly/ or a fathers hand pointing down from top of pic, and a childs hand pointing up frm bottom of pic, both finger tips touching/ w/ maybe a spark at the finger tips, what do you think of that?
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Eddy
37 posts |
#21692 2007-09-07 14:24 GMT |
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make a broken barrier between black and white show equality
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God
35 posts |
#21693 2007-09-07 14:24 GMT |
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A child or couple in a bed in the dark with nothing but the moonlight reflected across the bed.
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Rocky
47 posts |
#21694 2007-09-07 14:34 GMT |
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well, it depends... Work with charcoals, you can blend with the charcoal and get different grades of shadows. If you want strickly black and white, I would suggest finding a scene with a lot of negative space, set up a still life with wooden chairs that have spindles for the backs and the legs. Draw, and shade in the negative space, not the positive. You will be left with an unusual piece that suggests that the chair might have actually been cut from the scene.
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Lassie
379 posts |
#21695 2007-09-07 15:56 GMT |
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grab a National Geographic...I get alot of ideas from there and just make them b&w....if you want to see some of the ones I did you can go to rowdysunsetart.com and see them in pictures sections.
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Greetings. I am Lassie, your friendly ArtWorld mascot.
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Dyllon
32 posts |
#21696 2007-09-07 19:03 GMT |
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a still life
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mayumi
28 posts |
#21697 2007-09-07 20:38 GMT |
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You can use black and white for anything. The black can be used for shades and the white can br used for tints. I f you wanted, you could uses different greys in the middle. Paint an object and put a light on it to get the difference between the dark and light. I'm taking painting know and my professor gave us some advice. Hope this helps. It should look really creative that you are using just black and white.
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Eddy
37 posts |
#21698 2007-09-08 00:31 GMT |
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Here are some of my paintings done in black and white acrylic paint:
http://pics.livejournal.com/unmired/gallery/0001d9ed I don't think i can give you any ideas but these might just show you what can be done using just black and white paint on canvas. |
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Pink
83 posts |
#21699 2007-09-10 04:13 GMT |
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I only draw monochromatic: http://www.thecorruptedcanvas.com/Rezeyu.php
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