Mucha and Gesture
I love the art of Alphonse Mucha. The way he handles
the female form is so illustrative and yet so realistic. He has a way of
adding outlines that don't even seem unnatural. Plus his figures seem to
have a life of their own, like they could walk off the paper. Alphonse Mucha is a great example of how
rhythm and gesture is used! Notice with most of Mucha's works he uses outline,
but only for the contours, everything within is rendered realistically. This is one of the highest standards I would
like to adhere to.
I love the art of Alphonse Mucha. The way he handles
the female form is so illustrative and yet so realistic. He has a way of
adding outlines that don't even seem unnatural. Plus his figures seem to
have a life of their own, like they could walk off the paper. Alphonse Mucha is a great example of how
rhythm and gesture is used! Notice with most of Mucha's works he uses outline,
but only for the contours, everything within is rendered realistically. This is one of the highest standards I would
like to adhere to.
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