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Finger Painting
This book is about finger painting. This is a fast technique mainly used in oil painting. The technique used in this type of painting is just opposite to the normal oil painting. The time taken to complete one painting is 10-15 minutes only. This book intends to encourage people who are not expert painters but are interested in learning oil painting.
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The Author of this book, Shyam Das, is a born artist. He has done his schooling at Notre Dame Academy, Munger, Jamalpur, Bihar. Painting has been his passion since his childhood. His first Guru was his school teacher who taught about the techniques used in drawings. He is a Graduate of English Honors from R&DJ College, Munger. He holds a senior diploma in Fine Arts from Bangia University (West Bengal) which is a branch of Ravindra Bharti University. He holds many awards. He belongs to a place in Bihar called Munger. He runs a painting and music institute in his hometown, Munger. He held many art exhibitions in New Delhi and solo exhibitions in Mumbai. He was recognized as a proponent of finger painting on several TV channels. (IBN7 channel on 10th October 2008).
Supplies to Make a Kandinsky Inspired Black Canvas Painting
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2 x 8 inch Square Black Canvas
An Array of Acrylic Paint (I used White, Magenta, Crimson, Lemon Yellow, Viridian, Pool Blue, and Black)
An Array of Acrylic Paint Brushes
Painter’s Palette
Gold Gilding + Disposable Brush
Water + Paper Towels
Optional: Box Cutter
Fairy Lights
Layers of Learning Roll a Kandinsky Sheet
Plus, I recommend having paper towels and a cup of water to rinse your brushes. Be sure to use a cup that you don’t mind messing up with paint.
Who is Wassily Kandinsky?
Kandinsky is a Russian painter and mixed-media artist who was born in 1866. In his early years, he was interested in folk art and church like pieces that had a dark background with light inside. But it was more of a personal interest as he was set to become a professor of law. As he approached his 30s he became more interested in abstract art. There’s a great story that Kandinsky found a painting of his upside down and was fascinated. After spending a lot of time with this upside down painting, it sparked his passion for abstract art.
After creating an array of abstract paintings and mixed media pieces and growing the style and format theoretically, he started to put his passion toward teaching. He was teaching in Russia when in 1921, Kandinsky was invited to go to Germany to attend the Bauhaus of Weimar by its founder, architect Walter Gropius.
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The Bauhaus is a famous German Art School that progressed modern art and it’s ideals. The Bauhaus was operational from 1919 to 1933 and combined crafts, fine art, architecture, design and art theory into a full study.
Kandinsky taught basic design, color theory, painting and psychology and more.
How to Paint Like Kandinsky
Kandinsky likened painting to composing music, writing, “Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the hammers, the soul is the piano with many strings. The artist is the hand which plays, touching one key or another, to cause vibrations in the soul.”
To start your own Kandinsky inspired painting, think about painting like you are making music. And try to avoid any representation in your shapes. Just see them for what they are – color, line, and form.
His object-free paintings display spiritual messages like sounds, emotions and a combination of sensations.
