THE ELEMENTS OF STYLE - Different techniques from the same hand
This catalog of examples can be used for determining specifications for contract paintings, murals, wayside exhibits, printed illustrations and other such projects.
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Example 1:
Full-color acrylics on paper or board
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Large museum exhibits, outdoor wayside panels or any project that requires realisitic detail. |
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Example 2;
Straight Watercolor - High color
Many hundreds of Eifert original paintings are this style. Dramatic color and high contrast make for a colorful image. Best for small panels, book illustration and printed materials. |
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Example 3:
Watercolor Wash - India Ink
Subtle colors and lots of ink detail make this style great for small prints and interpret panels. Great for wayside panels or publications. Cheaper to produce than #1. |
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Example 4:
India Ink with fine detail
Great for interpretive panels, book and article illustration and nature guides, this style emulates the old scratchboard of artists from the 1950's, when I was influenced by Francis Lee Jacques and others. It's a classic style and fun to do. |
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