Understanding Art Painting, Techniques, Elements, Tools and Materials, Flow As Well As The Complete Painting Example

Painting - Techniques, Elements, Tools and Materials, Flow and Figure and Example of Complete Painting - Art is one branch of art, painting is a complete development of drawing

Speaking of painting, this time we will discuss about the understanding of painting by experts, painting techniques, elements of painting, painting materials and materials, the flow of painting and its characters and examples of painting

Painting Technique

Aquarel Technique
Aquarel technique is painting technique by using water car (aquarel) with a thin color sweep so that the painting produced transparent

Engineering Plaque
Plaque technique is painting technique with watercolor, acrylic paint, or oil paint with thick sweep and thick composition so as to give a colorful impression on the work produced

Spray Technique
Spray technique is a painting technique with a car spray paint to paint media. Using this technique, the resulting painting is smoother and more visually visible, for example graffiti

Technique Pointilis
The technique of pointilis is a technique of painting by using dots to produce a charming painting. Painting using this technique requires patience. Painters often use color gradations to set the darkest light on the painting

Tempera Technique
Tempera technique is a technique of painting by using egg yolk in paint as adhesive. this technique is usually used on wood media, canvas, or walls.

Wet Technique
Wet technique is a technique of painting by diluting oil paint by using oil paint or linseed oil, after being diluted then applied on canvas

Dry Technique
Dry technique is a technique of painting using oil paint without using paint oil

Mixed Technique
This technique is a technique of painting a combination of wet and dry technique techniques. this technique usually begins with the use of dried techniques first then wet technique by blocking the color while adding the intensity of paint oil slowly to the finished painting

Visual Elements

Visual elements in painting include:

Line (line)
Fields
Space (space)
Color (color)
Non-Visual Elements
Non-visual elements in painting include:

Imagination
Views of life and experience
Concept
Aesthetic and arithmetic attitudes
Tools and Art Materials Painting
Tool
The tools used in painting include:

Brush
Palette
Brush removal tool
Knife palette
Easel (canvas clamp)
material
Paint / Ink, paint / ink commonly used in painting include: Watercolors, oil paint, poster paints, acrylic paints, textile paints and ink baths. Besides using ink paint, you can use colored pencil or pastel / crayon.

Media painting, media used to paint such as paper, canvas, wall or something else.

The Flows of Painting With Its Leaders
Naturalism
Naturalism is a flow of painting that seeks to display the painting of objects that are exactly the same as the circumstances of nature. People who follow this flow include: Reden pious, Basuki Abdullah, Gambir Anom, Abdullah Sudrio Subroto, Frans Hall and William Hogart.

Realism
Realism is a flow of painting that paints in accordance with real or actual circumstances. People who embrace this flow, among others, Francisco de Goya, Gustove Corbert, and Honore Daumier.

Romanticism
Romanticism is a flow of painting that wants to display beautiful, irrational, fantastik and absurd values ​​and usually tells romantic or dramatic stories. People who embrace this flow, among others, Raden Saleh, Gerriwult, and Theobore.

Expressionism
Expressionism is a flow of painting that prioritizes the artist's depiction freely from the mind, imagination or feelings. People who embrace this flow include: Popo Iskandar, Paul Gaugiuin, Vincent Van Gogh, Ernast Ludwig, Emile Nolde, Karl Schmidt, JJ. Kandinsky, Affandi, Zaini and Paul Klee.

Impressionism
Impressionism is a flow of painting that prioritizes a cursory impression on an object described. People who follow this flow include: Casmile Pissaro, Claude Monet, Aguste Renoir, SIsley, Kusnadi, Solichin, Edward Degas, Mary Cassat, and Afandi.

Cubism
Cubism is a flow of art that seeks to display object abstraction in a particular geometry to gain artistic value and sensation. People who follow this flow include: Pablo Picasso, Gezanne, Metzinger, Albert Glazes, Braque, Fernand Leger, Francis Picabia, Robert Delaunay, and Juan Gris.

Fauvism
People who follow this flow include: Andre Dirrain, Henry Matisse, Rauol Dufi, Maurice de Vlamink, and Kess Van Dongen.

Dadaism
People who embrace this flow include: Max Ernst, Juan Gross, Marcel Duchamp, Hans Arp, and Picabia.

Futurism
People who embrace this flow include: Severini, Boccioni, Umberto, Carlo Cara, Gioccomo Ballad, and Ruigi Russalo.

Surrealism
People who follow this flow include: alvador Dali from Andre Masson. Joan Miro, Sudiardjo, and Amang Rahman.

Constructivism
People who follow this flow include: Laszlo Moholy-nagy, Victor Pasmore, Liubov Popova, Oskar Schlemmer, and Naum Gabo.

Modern or Contemporary Post
People who embrace this flow include: Sprinka, Jim Nyoman Nuarta, Supankat, and Angelina P.

Popular Art or Pop Art
People who follow this flow include: George Segal, Tom Wasselman, Claes Oldenburg, Joseph Benys, and Cristo.

Abstractionism
People who embrace this flow include: Wassily kadinsky and Naum Goba.

Neo-Classical
People who embrace this flow of art, among others: Jean August Dominique Ingres.

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