Still life

Author: Zhao Junchao
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: An artistic work that is both spiritual and material. The key lies in how its spiritual content alters the viewer's concepts and understanding. In reality, the distinction lies in whether it is an objective representation or a representation of subjective consciousness. Objective representation refers to describing images with the purpose of more objectively reflecting the object, while subjective consciousness representation is not entirely subjective. It ascends from an objective perception to rational thinking, creating a new image and expressing another "self's" experience. This book focuses on the drawing process of still life sketches, divided into eight stages, with solutions to problems at each step. Although this is merely a personal drawing habit, it may inspire many candidates. As a compulsory basic course in professional colleges, still life sketching is undeniable in its artistic value. It not only helps candidates master the texture and color sense of objects but can also reflect the tactile and even taste sensations of objects through the artwork. Of course, this is merely the result of visual perception, where visual thinking occurs on the canvas, guiding other sensory functions. This alone is sufficient to prove the artistic charm and immense artistic impact of still life sketches.