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Brian Coryell’s Lighting Assignment

Photo: Brian Coryell
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Caricature

Shane Mullins' Caricature
Shane Mullins, one of my students, made this caricature of me.
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Papyrus Sightings

Papyrus Sample
I've had enough! We've reached a point of saturation with this typeface that I cannot abide.
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Mars Yellow

This isn’t the usual PY42 Mars Yellow. The color is a very clean and warm. Though my tube indicates PY119, there are some sources that cite Holbein’s Mars Yellow as PBr11.
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Ultramarine Blue Deep

A nicely done staple on the palette.
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Lapis Lazuli

A gritty low tinter but you don’t use lapis for tinting strength. It’s delicate and its crystalline transparency makes for some nicely rubbed out glazes.
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Vermilion

Opaque scarlet red that has an earthy quality. Tints retain hue unlike Cadmium Reds that tend to shift toward blue in tints.
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Lemon Yellow

Lemon Yellow
Harding describes this color as sick looking, but I enjoy its color. Lemon Yellow makes some nice greys with Manganese and Cobalt Violets. The paint’s consistency is wonderfully brushable without any oiliness. I often use Nickel Yellow and this Lemon Yellow is much more natural looking – more butter than acid.
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Excellent Photography

I came across this photograph and followed a link to an album on Flickr.
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Assistant Professor of Art – VIC

With great excitement, I have accepted a position at Virginia Intermont College.
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