▲ The first thing that touches people is the atmosphere of painting together
Like to draw ， I really like to draw
Won't give up because of any ups and downs
Because it really can See the most beautiful scenery from the painting
Maybe many people are really busy and have no time
The existence of the artist is to grasp this moment
Share by drawing
Let people feel it and walk into the painting
△ Shari Blaukopf painting;
△ Centre: Shari Blaukopf
Grandma painter from Canada
65 years old Shari Blaukopf
Sally Braukopf
Shari's paintings are especially simple
So simple that anyone who has studied watercolor painting can draw one
Can It took her 45 years to accumulate from sketch to watercolor
What kind of work deserves to go into so long
In fact, it's more about Shari's persistence in art
Shari started taking interest classes at a very young age
In the eyes of parents, children's inner needs are the most important
Although Shari doesn't show amazing talent
But in her interest class
She is the most serious in her study
In Shari's memories
It was her first formal education in painting
There are no cool tricks to speak of
A love of painting; Always fall on solid theoretical basic skills
Later Shari was also admitted to the art school as he wished
In a family that eats economy
Being an artist is naturally not Shari's first choice
To make ends meet, Shari began to choose a major in design
This is also true
It's really useless to learn things that don't earn money
The painting is so average that no one really cares about it
In Shari's memory
Out of love for painting
In addition to the study of professional courses
She took part in the painter's studio at the age of 20
There's a teacher (Ed Whitney) demonstrating creation
Shari bluntly said that this short activity is more rewarding than a year's college life
And the 88-year-old teacher changed her life
The teacher has a good understanding of painting
In his creative career
Sketch, sketch, watercolor, oil painting and so on
As a creative tool that he enjoys very much
"Express rather than report"
The teacher's words made her remember all her life
▲ Outdoor sketching is reported
What my teacher taught me was very simple
Not just recording, but "expressing what you see"
After graduation
Ed Whitney also Gave Shari two sketchbooks
It is full of drafts and inspiration words from the creation
Such Creative habits have also kept Shari alive for 45 years
I will take it out and study again during the break
△ Shari is now a teacher-artist, often taking students out to sketch outdoors, regardless of age or gender
Drawing is not so mysterious
Shari From a designer to a painter in 45 years
You may not imagine She kept more than 100 sketchbooks
Create countless
Place it in a special bookcase in the studio
Even when moving this is Wealth that must be brought
△ Notebook
▲ Mr. Edgar is giving a demonstration. On the right is Shari , wearing a Mickey Mouse sweatshirt, is taking notes in a sketchbook that has been with me for decades.
I have a bookshelf in my studio with over 30 travel sketchbooks on it. Every time I flip through them, memories of a certain place come to mind-not just those views. The sounds, the smells, the tastes-it all still comes to my mind. This is what I love most about travel sketches. Painting on paper with pencil and paint not only enriches the entire experience, but also makes it last forever.
Shari has a deep understanding of watercolor research
Picture capture smudge by wet painting method
She doesn't need to be too detailed
Simple and quickly formed brushstrokes
Seemingly inadvertent
But it expresses the atmosphere and texture of the picture very well
Plus some detail and outline
All make the audience look very comfortable
Shari's handling of color, light, shadow and detail
Creates a variety of different atmospheres
Whether it's a quiet snowy scene or a lively port
Or a garden full of life
Can make the viewer immerse in the scene
Feel the emotion and artistic conception conveyed by the picture
Selected study of some works
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