The Study On The Material And Texture Performance In The Watercolor Painting Of "Floating Light"

Throughout the development process of watercolor painting,its evolution is jointly promoted by artists of different eras.In its painting subjects,portraits of people occupy half of the country.The expression of portraits is updated with the change of watercolor expression techniques.Among them,comprehensive materials As a means of increasing the expression of painting language,its importance is also increasingly prominent.Different composite materials can produce different texture effects in the picture,and different texture effects will have different effects on the expression of the emotions of the characters in the picture,which will affect the inner discourse of the picture,so the study of the relationship between the two is necessary.This article will start from the perspective of the relationship between comprehensive materials and emotional expressions in watercolor paintings,study the comprehensive materials and texture expression techniques used by modern and contemporary masters in the expression of painting art forms,analyze the aesthetic significance behind them,and convert objects The emotion expression and the texture effect produced by the comprehensive materials are combined for in-depth analysis and discussion.The research content of the thesis mainly focuses on the following aspects:first,the research and study of famous works,feel the connection between the painting language of his works and the inner feelings that the creator wants to express,and find places worth learning in the famous works;second,The creative idea of the work "Glimpse of Floating Light" combines the learning techniques with personal creative ideas,chooses appropriate comprehensive materials to better serve the image expression of the picture and the transmission of the inner language,and vividly show the inner beauty of the characters;Third,the overall summary and summary is a summary of the personal creation of the "Flickering Lights" series.