Hello there! The post examination relief and our short and crisp vacation seemed to have an effect of inertia on this session ! The start of this session turned out to be rather a low affair....our laid back tendencies of the vacations extended and spilled over the first few weeks.
But watching fresh faces visit the campus for new admissions is some kinda fun too!
In the meanwhile, The second years contributed to some action around the second home of ours.
Well, let's not indulge in the intricate details of the action;
We're talking about the workshop organised for the Second Year batch of I.D.E.A.S. , by our own faculty,
Mrs.Aditi Ghadge and Mr.Manoj Bhanuse .
The workshop was conducted on a Saturday, concerned with
Mr.Swapnil Salankar, a freelance artist from our city, Nagpur , was invited to guide the students regarding
the basic skills of light and shadow effect through the medium of water colors. He demonstrated the effect of three basic tones viz. Light, Mid and dark tones that play vital roles in bringing life to a still composition.
While the participants of the workshop poured out their individual results on their own renditions!
The students making their attempts to capture the composition!
But watching fresh faces visit the campus for new admissions is some kinda fun too!
In the meanwhile, The second years contributed to some action around the second home of ours.
Well, let's not indulge in the intricate details of the action;
We're talking about the workshop organised for the Second Year batch of I.D.E.A.S. , by our own faculty,
Mrs.Aditi Ghadge and Mr.Manoj Bhanuse .
The workshop was conducted on a Saturday, concerned with
STILL LIFE PAINTING in WATER COLOR.
the basic skills of light and shadow effect through the medium of water colors. He demonstrated the effect of three basic tones viz. Light, Mid and dark tones that play vital roles in bringing life to a still composition.
While the participants of the workshop poured out their individual results on their own renditions!
The students making their attempts to capture the composition!
Swapnil Sir demonstrating for the students' reference
The composition in monochrome
compelling the appropriate use of shade and shadow to depict correct depths.
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