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    The artist created a landscape painting using various techniques. They applied dabbing techniques with green paint to create grass that gets less dark as it moves upward, representing distance. Brown paint was used to shade the tree stem, getting darker where it twists. Blending techniques with orange created the sky background. Reflections of orange, yellow and red were blended in the water to represent the sun between the sky and water. Color pencils were used to add wavy branches inspired by other art, representing wind.

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    The artist created a landscape painting using various techniques. They applied dabbing techniques with green paint to create grass that gets less dark as it moves upward, representing distance. Brown paint was used to shade the tree stem, getting darker where it twists. Blending techniques with orange created the sky background. Reflections of orange, yellow and red were blended in the water to represent the sun between the sky and water. Color pencils were used to add wavy branches inspired by other art, representing wind.

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    Task 3. Revised.

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    Deborah Lenasalon
    The artist created a landscape painting using various techniques. They applied dabbing techniques with green paint to create grass that gets less dark as it moves upward, representing distance. Brown paint was used to shade the tree stem, getting darker where it twists. Blending techniques with orange created the sky background. Reflections of orange, yellow and red were blended in the water to represent the sun between the sky and water. Color pencils were used to add wavy branches inspired by other art, representing wind.

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    By Deborah Lenasalon

    4).I used green paint to create the


    essence of grass in my artwork by
    applying dabbing technique of
    painting in order to make it look like
    3). I then shaded the tree using a a rough congested area representing
    brown color in order to create the grass. At the end of the foreground
    essence of stem though painting it in water, the grass starts by having
    an order where the ratio of the stem darker shades but as you move
    color throughout is brown until the upwards in the artwork, the grass
    part where it gets twisted it becomes color is getting less dark. Therefore,
    a little darker. I intentionally used shades and tints
    of green to create the essesnce of
    variation in distance and how it
    affects the objects in the artwork.

    5). I applied blending technique in my background by


    using an acrylic brush on the dry paper surface in order to
    tint the orange color in order to portray the sky in my
    artwork.

    6). After dealing with the background of my


    artwork which I finished up by marking the
    sky with grey lines, I then worked on my
    middle ground which I thought of making the
    water that is behind the tree to be a relection
    of the sky while the sun is between the
    background and middle ground. I applied the
    blending technique of panting where I
    blended different colors including orange,
    yellow and red in order to create and illusion
    of relection.
    7).The water reflection finally came out
    well when I created the pattern of
    reflection in the water by using yellow
    painting which shows the rays of the sun
    slowing getting darker to the nearest view
    point of the water while one side of the
    tree have been covered by the paint as aI
    was connecting the two sides which are
    separated by the treestem.

    8).Finally, after handling the trees stem by


    painting the brown painting again, I worked
    on the tree branches which were inspired by
    Phyllis Mahon who depicted wind in her
    artwork. I used wavy lines to create the
    essence of wind in my artwork. I used color
    pancils in the branches in order to manage
    the space well. I saw that color pencils are
    very advantageous because one can be able
    to control there thicnkness and the lines they
    make.

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