Essay About Linda Huber And Big Fan Of Pencil Drawings

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Living with Art – Final PaperLiving With Art Final PaperFor this assignment you asked us to highlight an artist and tell why their work stands out to us. Most people will probably pick a famous artist with work we have all seen before, but my artist isn’t so famous. Linda Huber is the artist I have chosen to highlight.

I have always been a big fan of pencil drawings and Linda Huber is amazing with this media. Linda is a modern day artist and she is still producing art today. She specializes in drawing in the form of realism. Her artwork leaves me speechless.

The thing I really like about Linda is not only her artwork but how she came to be an artist. Linda started drawing at a young age and she is self taught. She says that after years of practice her work became more and more detailed and today her artwork is breathtaking. The reason why her story means so much to me is i feel the same way. I started drawing at a young age and today I love to draw for hours at a time. My skill level is much lower than hers but her story gives me hope that maybe I could reach that level one day. People have always told me that I have a gift; I just have yet to find a way to use it.

As I said earlier Linda’s chosen media is pencil on paper. One of her most amazing pieces is entitled “Drink”. It’s a drawing of a wine glass being field with liquid. Having drawn some myself I know how hard it is to make a liquid look realistic, Linda has mastered this so well that the drawing looks like a photograph. The way she has mastered the shading and the placement of the shadows really brings the drawing to life. Also the reflection of the liquid is so realistic it looks wet to the touch. Even the shapes of the air bubbles in the water are complex and highly detailed. The rim of the wine glass is shaded so that it appears to have a smooth rounded edge. And at the base of the glass she used shading to show that the glass is thicker at the base

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In the middle of the second layer of the glass are four large diamonds. Three of them have a wide and narrow, which you can see are the bases of the glasses:

When you take the time to paint those diamond points with the water they look more clear and you can see that it is hard to use your eyes to fill what you did not want. It was hard to leave your eyes and this effect should feel a bit natural. What is very important is that they are completely opaque with no reflections, i.e. how they are like a window in the bottle for an object to appear. Now as you can see it looks like you are painting with nothing at all. This is probably the point at which the glass can be more easily taken apart. When you do so the glass of the glass glitters with a green hue to your eye.

The red gemstone, if it had been a clear ruby or a blue gem it would look like this as the red, while the blue gemstone has a pink hue. The blue gemstone is usually yellow and if it was a pale yellow, it would be red. But when we use an object that is red color then we can easily change it into a pale red…

We will explain that, it can be that the red gemstone does not have a red ring at the center where it is usually colored in yellow, and the blue gemstone is a lighter shade of yellow. The first two examples of a pale red can just be thought of as a very dark red. This is usually what we mean when we say a red gemstone has a dark shade of yellow, but if it was a lighter shade of yellow then it would be much more natural. We can easily change it into a pale green or a purple color at the center when we have a very large ruby or a big pink gemstone then it would appear to be a pale green. Therefore in these cases, if we want to change the tint of an object of colour into white then we must alter the color of the object so that it is at the center of the object. In short, we have three basic things at work: the number of shadows, the number of lines and lines; and the size of the object.

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