List of publications on a keyword: «painting»

The article highlights various methods and techniques for creating frescoes. They differ, first of all, in their goals and difficulties that one has to face when performing a fresco, the unique characteristics of the painting's shape, the mental processes involved in the artist's mind during drawing, the level of mastery of drawing techniques and the artist's artistic abilities.

The Fine Art makes use of the opportunities of visual perception and emotional reproduction. In this context it confirms reliably the maximum productive fulfillment of communication by means of usage of visual and graphical technologies of communication. In the article the landscape painting considering as a communication universal way with its overall understandable is highlighted "Ecological international language" or "Ecological international communication" the use of the concepts and grounded with the ecological and communication functions of the landscape painting.

The article is devoted to complex research of cinematography and its aesthetic peculiarities. The author draws our attention to cinematic art analyses concrete examples.

The article examines the relationship between cultural and artistic cycles, defines the significance of art in the spiritual formation of civilization, and gives a cultural assessment of stylistic models of artistic creativity.

The article is devoted to identifying the points of contact between primitive and modern cultures. The subject matter is based on the theory and practice of artistic creativity, its origins and aesthetic potential. The article reveals the degree of influence of the figurative-semantic and symbolic content of primitive and traditional culture on modern artistic creativity: on stylistic, formal techniques, themes, images; in General, on artistic thinking.

This methodological guidebook is based on the observations and pedagogical experience of the author. This experience is summed up and as a consequence, the theory of possible landscape painting tasks from one view is presented in axiomatic way. The possibilities of 960 and more tasks’ acting from one view during plein air is proved and at the same time not obligated which will be greatly helpful for lecturers of plein air practice for organizing their work more effectively.

This article deals with the task of design education in the training of specialists who are ready to implement creative ideas in the design of environmental objects. It gives a detailed analysis discipline of academic painting. It is reported about the study of pictorial techniques, rules and patterns of academic painting, which are necessary when performing creative tasks. The stages of color design of the project are considered in detail, with the implementation of which various graphic techniques of watercolor painting are used.

The article describes the house-museum of the famous Russian artist Viktor Elpidiforovich Borisov-Musatov. Located in Saratov, the house-museum attracts a large number of art-lovers of different ages.

This article examines the methodological aspects of the development of color vision at the initial stage of painting education. Various ways of solving this problem are proposed, namely, the implementation of the process of developing a color vision from various points of view, theoretical, practical and methodical. The article describes a set of exercises using the example of watercolor technique, with the help of which color problems of different levels of complexity are solved and stage by stage lead to the expected result.

The article deals with the review of the first years of the Department of Monumental and Decorative Painting of «St.Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art’s and Design» (Mukhina Leningrad Higher Arts and Crafts College). Education, realized projects of teachers, masters and technologists, who were invited to work first at the department, are studied. The origins of features formation in the approach to the muralists training at the department as a model of the original «school» are being considered.

The pupils of Nakhimov Naval School Branch in Sevastopol learn different painting techniques at Art lessons. Nakhimovites do research work and select portraits for creative work. Implementation of the idea mobilizes nakhimovites, showing their artistic and creative potential. Using monotyping technique, which combines both printmaking and painting qualities, nakhimovites prepare creative works for the “Newsreel of the war-time” student projects exhibition.

The article investigates the iconography «George the Victorious killing the serpent», which is based on a study of the icon with the same name from the Old Believe Church of the Assumption of Holy Mother, and compares it with icons of the same iconographic type for further study and restoration.

The article deals with the principles and contents of motor development among preschool children by means of the design and implementation of activities with non-traditional painting techniques. The article describes the role and importance of the process of drawing, not only dealing with the problems of speech therapy, but also in the creative thinking development of pupils, presents the main patterns of holding the lessons.

The paper deals with the origins of one of the peculiarities of Mstera's iconography - landscape picture. As a result, the authors concluded that the appearance of the landscape in Mstera's iconography in the XVIII century and becoming an integral feature of it.

The process of designing a harmonious tree and shrub composition requires multi-perspective painting. Not all the landscape designer’s artistic conceptions might be expressed by placing the tallest trees to the center of a room. We suggest a few simple steps, such as using a spatial method of painting and the multi-perspective system, in order to design a good looking composition from two perspectives at an angle 180° relative to each other.

Today there is the full-scale study of the situation prevailing in the modern monumental painting in the Russian Federation. The author investigates the current projects of contemporary muralists. Readers will be able to get acquainted with the projects implemented by Merited artist of Russia Svetlana Ponomarenko (Savina).

The article shows the creation of vocational education school in the school-college-university system on a practical example, where the Design programme represents an initial stage of preprofessional training of a designer

The article examines the motivational commitment to educational and creative activity of students in drawing. Draws attention to the importance of assignments for the study of the human head. Stages are drawing the human skull and plaster heads. The paper is characterized by the importance of the implementation of the sculptural modeling of the human head, becoming the main goals and objectives, focusing on knowledge of plastic anatomy, finding a proportional relationship of all parts and elements of the head, on a phased maintenance work on the study of the sculptural volume plastics, transmission and creation of a professional artistic image.