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Oil Painting Landscapes
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Module 1
Designing a Field-to-Studio Project
1
Formulating an Artistic Intention for a Studio Landscape
Formulate a concise artistic intention for a large studio landscape before beginning fieldwork.
2
Evaluating Landscape Motifs for Large-Scale Impact
Evaluate whether a landscape motif has shapes, value structure, and light effects that will remain compelling at a larger scale.
3
Selecting Format and Canvas Size for Your Motif
Choose a target format and canvas size based on the motif, intended viewing distance, and competition constraints.
4
Planning Coordinated Plein-Air Studies
Plan a coordinated set of plein-air studies that investigates composition, color, and key subject details.
5
Field Observation Notes for Studio Reference
Record field observations about light direction, color relationships, weather, and transient effects for later studio use.
6
Using Photos and Drawings to Support Plein-Air Observation
Capture photographs and drawings that supplement rather than replace direct observation in the plein-air studies.
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