Color Theory and Cubism

A theoretical study of one object with multiple and interlocking views

[@chrisannear9579]

An excellent art lesson - a great way to get started with Cubism - thank you very much. Now I must find a suitable object !!!

[@mayloo2137]

This is nice. I like the subtle addition of your chosen colours.

[@terryholland2526]

Wow this is so cool!!! Great job. I love the color contrasting.

[@enriquecigna2679]

Super , bravo! Beautiful ..

[@Sarah66327]

Amazing! Thank you so much!

[@mahsajalali2451]

Amazing

[@JesusNiece2024]

Great work!

[@GroovySpleen]

Dope art teacher with the UA-cam tutorial and bg dubstep why wasn't this my high school art teacher

[@angelajsacaartistaffiliatedwpl]

So very cool thx for sharing

[@ainirashid1314]

can u please tell me the name of the pencil ????
which 1 is best for shades?????

[@NasrinAhady]

Thank you
that was very helpful

[@brendabarker8320]

Love this

[@ZulfikarAbdulaziz]

Nice

[@goldstar9174]

That's not different views of the cup. That's the same view in different positions. Still nice drawing...

[@mschingacor]

oh i love this

[@hd-xc2lz]

Not how Cubist drawing and painting surfaces were built up, look to unfinished works to get a better understanding.

[@Gigiridgway]

Can I make cubism with watercolor?

[@jakeem4345]

What did he use to “dust” the drawing onto the paper?

[@goldstar9174]

Just a graphite pencil

[@user-oc8vd9yv3m]

👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏

[@user-qg8ze7zi7h]

جميل

[@sweetlady1027]

Beautiful work. God bless you in Jesus Christ wonderful name Amen, Amen

[@peterkosmas9518]

Super explanation !!!

[@astroba-_-tron7323]

wer ist auch da von sein lehrer
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