BERNIEELEN Bernis Yin 2018 summer women's new style

Impressionism: reached its peak in the 1970s and 1980s.

Impressionist painter, highly integrated with invisible brushstrokes;

The goal is to capture the transient effects of a scene on the eye,

Especially the influence of light.

Impressionists are interested in light, and the artist leaves the studio and walks into nature.

Impressionist painters paint outdoors, not much time to mix colors,

Paint quickly to adapt to changing daylight.

The word "Impressionism" was first introduced at the 1874 Paris New Art Exhibition.

Used by an art critic to insult a piece of Monet’s work,

The name of this painting is called Impression, Sunrise.

A critic of the first exhibition described the painter as "crazy."

Impressionist painters are interested in painting everyday reality.

The Impressionist painter redefines the meaning of capturing reality: capturing specific moments.

This moment of light is compared to the light after an hour.

Impressionism is the impression of seeing something at first sight.

When we see a landscape, or a group of people,

I won’t see the details of every face and every leaf right away.

Instead, I saw a large color and light.

Impressionist is interested in visible light reflected from the surface,

I want to display the surface of the object.

Impressionist painters emphasize the influence of light in their paintings.

Impressionism uses short, thick strokes to capture the essence of objects.

Not the details of the subject.

Fast brushstrokes give a movement, a spontaneous painting illusion.

A thick pigment application means even a reflection on the water,

It will also be as strong as any object in the scene.

Impressionist painters use color juxtaposition methods,

Use complementary colors for a sharp contrast.

Impressionist painters often paint when they have long shadows in a day.

This outdoor painting technique helps Impressionist painters better describe the effects of light.

Emphasize the vitality of color.

They use optical blending instead of mixing on the palette,

This eliminates perfect coverage and smooth gradients.

Impressionist painters use layers of color to leave gaps on the top layer.

To reveal the colors below.

Reprinted in the Oil Painting Institute, Xiaobian, Oil Painting Institute

"Do your best in the world, just for the woman you love."

---Claude Monet & Kamey

2018 autumn AUTUMN

Coming soon

Stay tuned again