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Excellent job on presentation. Sorry we were running over class time. But where is an image of your final work?
Thank You I appreciate it. Ill post the images now

EC 15 Dec

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Theo, this is a GREAT idea! I see that you have to wait for Thanksgiving to get photos, but you might sketch out some ideas and post those sketches here.
EC 15 Nov

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Still Life with Turkey Pie
1627, Oil on panel

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Also I maybe want to had some still life reference to food, since Im doing a dinner table as part of the painting.

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Technique
From one image that I will paint I will smear the edges of the paint and combine the images together
So I guess it will be a crammed compassion. But I will have one moment to breath. Maybe a window leading outside or something like that.

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Saw what I want to do it take several photos of my family during Thanksgiving. Different moments of cooking,sleeping, and being all together in one room. But Im going to combine all those images into one. Like a painted college. The ideas of Bruegel, having many people all feeding of each others energy and space. And then I want to had some nice complementary and rich colors like Giovani's paintings(Glazing Method)

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1566-69, oil on Panel
Pieter Bruegel
I like the amount of subjects in the painting. That what I want to do with my final. Have many different subjects and just a space filled with activities and people.

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Keep thinking and keep posting. Don't wait until too much the last minute. And if you want to talk, just send me a note.

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Theo, the idea of "home" is a good one. As you say about Breugel, "Showing the everyday life. And how good a community [can be].

I really love your combination of (mostly) 16th century influences: the glazing technique of the Venetians and the subject matter of Breugel. That works really well.

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I still don't know where the space will be, but I was thinking maybe home. I still want to maybe find more artist or movements that i can connect or put into this painting that i will make

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So looking at Giovani Belini paintings. I was most interested in his use of colors in his paintings. Especially interested in the glazing method of using oil pant. Pieter Bruegel landscapes are beautiful and breath taking. But his ideas of showing the everyday life and the everyday people on there space fascinates me the most. So what I want to do is try and combine Giovani Belini colors and glazing methods with the painting I choose to do for my final. But at the same time combine the ideas of Pieter Bruegel. I want to find a space where it just shows everyday people maybe some type of community and paint that.

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Bruegel wanted to focus on the people of a space. Showing the everyday life. And how a good a community.

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1565, oil on panel. 117x162 cm.
The painting show three hunters coming over a hill coming towards there village. Its cold and icy but theres a lot of warmth the the painting. You can see kids playing, people working, a whole community in harmony. Alot

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Pieter Bruegel (1525-1569) was a Netherlandish painter, and printmaker. But he was best known for his landscapes.

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Giovanni Bellini (1430-1516) was and Italian Renaissance painter. He was known for his bold colors. Bellini focused on colors of a painting. He started to use the Glazing technique.

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Glazing is a thin, oily, transparent layering of paint. spread over the top of an layer passage that has bee given some time to dry.

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Using the glazing method for some areas of my painting. Trying to work with complementary colors threw-out the paintings.