Tuesday, June 20, 2017

A Smart Conversation About The Differences Between Photos And Painting

"In reality, form is described in the beautiful halftones between light and shadow. Light will bounce off of an object at relative intensity depending on the angle of the planes of an object in relation to the light source. In other words, planes on a surface that face a light source will reflect the most light, and as the form turns away from the light, less light will bounce off of the form. This is true, even for black objects. Work done from photographs will never show this."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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