This sketch was an exploration into how I can manipulate warm and cool light on a white object using a palette of just three colors. For me, this was so interesting as my eyes opened to more chroma on the subject and I felt my drawing/painting begin to search for using changes in chromatic planes to suggest value. This is a quality I believe is very tough to learn and teach. I am thrilled to be exploring this section of working with oils alone in my studio. More than ever, I am believing that color is so relative that personal exploration is the most sane way to learn about color. At the end of the day, no one sees what you see…..

3 Color sketch! Ult Blue, Quindocent Red, Cad Yellow

 
 
Laura Bohon

Laura Bohon is an American figurative artist working at the intersection of classical technique and embodied perception. Through drawing and painting, she creates what she calls "a tactile archaeology of presence" and works that translate the quiet accumulation of sensory experience, memory, and research into a 2D visual form.

Trained in both contemporary and classical traditions, Laura combines rigorous observational practice with somatic awareness.

https://www.laurabohonfineart.com
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