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Composition for Visual Artists by Bill Perkins (2023)

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Release date:2020

Duration:19 h 57 m

Author:Bill Perkins

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

This 10-week program, led by instructor Bill Perkins, will provide a comprehensive education on the basics of composition. As a highly esteemed Disney art director, painter, and art theorist, Bill will impart his expertise to equip you with the key elements of composition. Whether you prefer traditional or digital techniques, this course will equip you with the necessary skills to produce captivating artwork and engage your audience with a compelling experience.

Week 1: Composition Introduction with Bill Perkins

Join Bill in the first week as he introduces you to the visual elements of composition. You will learn to utilize patterns and values to enhance the clarity of your images.

Week 2: Notan and Chiaroscuro with Bill Perkins

In week two, Bill delves into the significance of Notan and Chiaroscuro in composition. He will explain the characteristics of these elements and demonstrate how to switch between them to guide the viewer’s eye and create focal points.

Week 3: Value Grouping with Bill Perkins

During week three, Bill focuses on the value grouping in composition. You will discover how to categorize your values into different groups to convey a simple visual narrative.

Week 4: Tone with Bill Perkins

In week four, Bill highlights the role of tone in composition and shows you how this technique can imbue artwork with mood and clarity.

Week 5: Line with Bill Perkins

During week five, Bill teaches you how to utilize lines to build your composition. He will discuss the various types of lines and how they can create movement throughout your image.

Week 6: Shape with Bill Perkins

In week six, Bill explores the use of shapes in composition to generate directional force and movement. He will demonstrate how forms can be divided into major and minor categories to establish a sense of hierarchy.

Week 7: The Primaries of Design with Bill Perkins

During week seven, you will delve into the three primary elements of design: line, mass, and form. Bill will show you how they influence the mark-making in your artwork.

Week 8: Space with Bill Perkins

In week eight, Bill explores the different ways to utilize space in composition. You will learn about the unique qualities of each type of space and how the arrangement of space can impact your compositions.

Week 9: Rhythm with Bill Perkins

During week nine, Bill delves into the various aspects of rhythm in composition. You will learn how to use the axes of depth and rhythmic forms to evoke movement in the viewer’s eye.

Week 10: Color with Bill Perkins

In the final lesson, Bill teaches you how to incorporate color into your compositions. He will show you how to use the color wheel, hue, saturation, and value to enhance your artwork.

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[New Masters Academy] Composition for Visual Artists by Bill Perkins (as of 2023)

Week 01 Introduction to Composition

2. Introduction to the Components of a Composition
3. Visual Components Line, Mass, and Form
4. Patterns and Values
5. Cannons of Proportion
6. Matrix Design
7. Image Clarity and Story

Week 02 Notan and Chiaroscuro

2. Identifying the Use of Chiaroscuro in Master Works
3. Demonstrating Using The Belated Traveler by Frederic Remington
4. The Use of Chiaroscuro in Master Works Continued
5. Demonstrating Using Portrait of N. N. Krotova by Nicolai Fechin

Week 03 Value Grouping

2. Introduction to Value Grouping
3. Methods of Measure Major Key and Minor Key
4. Line, Mass, and Form Demonstration
5. Understanding Light and Shadow
6. Assignment Demonstration

Week 04 Tone

2. Review of MajorMinor Key Assignment
3. MajorMinor Key Demonstration
4. Creating Gradients and Passages
5. Lecture and Assignment Overview

Week 05 Line

2. Intersecting Planes and Tonal Contrast
3. Implied Line and Eyeline Demonstrations
4. Using Lines to Tell Stories
5. Shapes and Angles
6. Lines as Movement, Framing, and Assignment Overview

Week 06 Shape

2. Directional Force and Framing
3. Patterns in Major and Minor Key
4. Designing Shapes
5. Light and Shadow

Week 07 The Primaries of Design

2. Line, Mass, and Form
3. Notan, Chiaroscuro, Design Matrix, and Exposure
4. Demonstration I
5. Demonstration II and Assignment Overview

Week 08 Space

2. Figure Ground Relationship, Scale, And Tonal Contrast
3. Different Types of Space
4. Demonstrations of Space

Week 09 Rhythm

2. Aspects of Rhythm
3. Axes of Depth & Rhythmic Forms
4. Directional Forces & Planes

Week 10 Color

2. Color Properties and Meaningful Use
3. Explaining Color Choices
4. How the Suns Position Affects Color Temperature
5. Perception of Color Temperature
6. Identifying Local Color and Light Color
7. Analyzing Lighting Scenarios of Various Works
8. Analysis of Dean Cornwell Illustration
9. Putting It All Together

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[New Masters Academy] Composition for Visual Artists by Bill Perkins (2020)

01 – Introduction to Composition
01. Lesson Overview
02. Introduction to Components of Composition
03. Visual Components Line Mass and Form
04. Patterns and Values
05. Cannons of Proportion
06. Matrix Design
07. Image Clarity and Story

02 – Notan and Chiaroscuro
01. Lesson Overview
02. Identifying the Use of Chiaroscuro in Master Works
03. Demonstration using The Belated Traveler by Frederic Remington
04. More Examples of the Use of Chiaroscuro in Master Works
05. Demonstration using Portrait of N. N. Krotova by Nicolai Fechin

03 – Value Grouping
01. Lesson Overview
02. Introduction to Value Grouping
03. Methods of Measure Major Key and Minor Key
04. Line Mass and Form Demonstration
05. Understanding Light and Shadow
06. Assignment

04 – Value
01. Lesson Overview
02. Composition Lecture
03. Rules for Composition
04. Major and Minor Key
05. Tonal Contrast With Space Division
06. Notan Dominant Composition
07. Dean Cornwall Notan Composition
08. Dean Cornwall Notan Composition Continued

05 – Tone, Continued
01. Lesson Overview
02. Review of MajorMinor Key Assignment
03. MajorMinor Key Demonstration
04. Creating Gradients and Passages
05. Lecture and Assignment

06 – Line as Visual Component
01. Lesson Overview
02. Intersecting Planes and Tonal Contrast
03. Implied Line and Eyeline Demonstrations
04. Using Lines to tell Story
05. Shapes and Angles
06. Lines as Movement and Framing Assignment

07 – Shape as Visual Component
01. Lesson Overview
02. Directional Force and Framing
03. Patterns in Major and Minor Key
04. Designing Shapes
05. Light and Shadow Assignment

08 – Primaries of Design
01. Lesson Overview
02. Line Mass and Form
03. Notan Chiaroscuro Design Matrix and Exposure
04. Demonstration 1
05. Demonstration 2 Assignment

09 – Space
01. Lesson Overview
02. Figure Ground Relationship Scale And Tonal Contrast
03. Different types of Space
04. Demonstrations of Space Assignment

10 – Rhythm
01. Lesson Overview
02. Aspects of Rhythm
03. Axes of Depth Rhythmic Forms
04. Directional Forces Planes

11 – Color
01. Lesson Overview
02. Color Properties and Meaningful Use
03. Bill Explains His Color Choices
04. How the Suns Position Affects Color Temperature
05. Perception of Color Temperature
06. Demo Identifying Local Color and Light Color
07. Analyzing Lighting Scenarios of Various Works
08. Analysis and Demonstration from a Dean Cornwell Image
09. Composition Putting it all together

12 – Visual Style and Your Personal Expression
01. Lesson Overview
02. The Big Picture Point of View
03. The Visual Components Our Visual Tools
04. Aspects of Line
05. Rhythm direction of axis
06. Rhythm direction of axis Continued
07. Eye Line Closure and Axis
08. Multiple Focal Points Creates Context
09. Technique and Personal Styling
10. Style Spectrum
11. Holbein Demonstration
12. Holbein Demonstration Continued
13. Mass to Form Dominant Ottavio Mezzonis
14. Mass to Form Dominant Ottavio Mezzonis Continued
15. Line dominant Van Gough

13 – Building Your Personal Style Workshop 1
01. Lesson Overview
02. Introduction to Style
03. Understanding Connotation in Images
04. Design Elements Assignment

14 – Building Your Personal Style Workshop 2
01. Lesson Overview
02. Line Mass and Form Throughout History
03. Examining Tonal Relationships
04. Primaries of Design
05. Identifying MajorMinor Key and Contrast in Your Subject

15 – An Introduction to En Plein Air Painting
01. Lesson Overview
02. Things to know before getting started
03. Finding your intentions for your piece and identifying color spots
04. Grouping your values and lightshadow ranges
05. Identifying contrasts textures and layin of matrix for demo
06. Blocking in major forms and creating appropriate tones
07. Laying in a middlevalue and assigning textures
08. Focusing on the effect of light
09. Using texture to create detail and finding the right contrasts
10. Finishing touches

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8 Comments

  1. 13 – Building Your Personal Style Workshop 1
    01. Lesson Overview
    02. Introduction to Style
    03. Understanding Connotation in Images
    04. Design Elements Assignment

    These files are corrupted. Please reup. Thanks

  2. Please do your magic on these classes. Brainstorm is SO GOOD. What are you even waiting for?
    https://www.brainstormschool.com/online-bootcamp

  3. Hi! Thank you for the website and all the amazing courses, if possible could you add Keshart’s drawing camp? This is the link https://learn.keshart.in/ Thank you anyway, I love it here!

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