Published on November 24 2014

When painting a subject, you should always have shadows, cast and contained in your setting. When I teach a class, I cannot emphasized enough on how shadows are important for a painter. You can convey any forms by only painting it's shadow. As an example,...

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Written by Marie-Eve Lauzier

Published on #Shadows, #Shapes, #Portrait, #Tip of the trade, #Simplicity, #Painting, #Art

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Published on November 17 2014

As a realist figurative painter, the whole purpose of my work is to paint what I see and not what I know. Simple? Yet, in the assumption of seeing, we always take for granted that our eyes give us the mere facts. As you might have guested, it's a little...

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Written by Marie-Eve Lauzier

Published on #Colour, #Value Scale, #Science, #Tip of the trade, #Painting

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Published on November 11 2014

Painting a triptych allegory This project started with a Ted Talks on creativity with John Paul Caponigro. After this talk, I started to use meaningful words that would make me think of a female figure. These words were: Mystery, Clarity and Femininity....

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Written by Marie-Eve Lauzier

Published on #Allegory, #Portrait, #Imagination

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