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Rational Color: 5YR 6/4

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Friday, October 19, 2007. This response to Graydon's homework for Neal that he did A work on had to be replied to this way so I could show the above image. Neal said he used the following colors for his mix: I used Cad red lt., Ultramarine, Burnt Sienna, Cad yellow, Alizarin Crimson, and flake white. So there would not have been an option for the Burnt Sienna although looking at my chip I see where this would help for the chroma and value Graydon chose.

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Rational Color: October 2007

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Friday, October 19, 2007. The Rational Painting Forum is now open! The new forum is now open, at. Some people (mostly from the google-group) are pre-registered. Please check your emails, as I have sent you an email with your username and password. If you have not received an email from me, then please set up a new registration. Please register with your real full name - forename and surname. You should receive a notification email on validation. I have C...

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Rational Color: A New Forum

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Friday, October 12, 2007. I need suggestions for a new forum. This Forum would be dedicated to using critical thinking, reason and observation, with testable results and apply them to art. It would be invitation only and cover the following subjects. Also, no talking too far off topic. If another's art is discussed, it will be discussed with great respect. Objections or critiques will be offered with well though out reasons as to why etc. For those who d...

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Rational Color: Renior Palette

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Wednesday, October 17, 2007. Landscape painting is an interesting problem with a low chroma palette. While I do not like Renoir very much,I do feel that some of the impressionist are viable painters. Degas comes to mind, as does some of Pissarro's better works. I guess one has to look to the tonalist, such as Inness, Whistler, Twachtman. Winslow Homer can be added to the list although he is not a tonalist. October 18, 2007 at 11:18 AM. Do you know Peter ...

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Rational Color: Science or Art? On other site too, Oy Vey...

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Sunday, October 14, 2007. On other site too, Oy Vey. Granted I am just reading the "Munsell Book for Students" because I. Wanted to get the gist of what Graydon and others are talking about. I understand there is so much more to it. In a discussion about this system I asked about the large book and. This is what I was told about it - well really how it is used:. In my head painting class, the model had a blue drapery hung behind. Was the focal point, and...

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Rational Color: Beth and Liberace: Considering an Advanced Artist's Palette.

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Monday, October 15, 2007. Beth and Liberace: Considering an Advanced Artist's Palette. Here is the palette Beth listed based on Robert Liberace. My Portrait Palette, based on Liberace’s. Cad Yellow Light * * * *. Pyrralo Ruby * * *. Cobalt Blue Turquoise Light * *. Flake White * *. First, I think we should find the Munsell notations. I know, for example, that Cad Yellow Light is likely 5Y 8.5/16. A basic flesh hue can be mixed from burnt sienna and white.

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Rational Color: Toward a New Art

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Saturday, October 13, 2007. Toward a New Art. I am glad people are learning. I will recount a story:. Michael Mazur is the most famous artist who has graduated from Amherst College, my alma mater. Why does he enjoy the art shrine and they don't? Should a Peter Doig sell for more than an Ingres? Not in a rational world. Are schools trying to bring basics back or not? Maybe so, along with luck and "gobs of chutzpah"! Mainly, perhaps these types are the res...

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Rational Color: Homework from Graydon

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Friday, October 19, 2007. So here is my mix of 5YR 6/4 from Beth's (Liberace's) palette. I used Cad red lt., Ultramarine, Burnt Sienna, Cad yellow, Alizarin Crimson, and flake white. It was a beast to control and took a long time to come around. That is supposed to read "No" difference. And though the picture may look off, I checked the paint on the chip in 4 different lighting situations. October 19, 2007 at 12:58 AM. October 19, 2007 at 3:58 AM. At the...

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Rational Color: 5P 4/12

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Its time that art benefits from critical thinking. Monday, October 15, 2007. Here's my 5P 4/12 chip. I got out that little tube of Rembrandt Perm. Violet and matched the Munsell chip again - just to make sure. Don't know if you can see the blob of paint on the Munsell chip - but it is there. (Neglected to include that Titanium was used to see the full chroma.). This color is very difficult to photograph - the photo is straight from the camera - no adjusting in photoshop.). Marsha, Firstly, thank you very...