Demo No.4

Enhancing a composition by using 2 photos

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Using two photos to create a single composition is a powerful way to elevate your artistic storytelling. This technique allows you to blend elements from separate images, crafting a scene that feels unique, dynamic, and purposeful. When you’re composing ideas for a painting, combining photos opens up endless creative possibilities.

Artists often find that a single reference photo doesn’t fully capture their vision. Perhaps one photo has the perfect subject, but the background feels uninspiring. Or maybe another has an ideal color palette or lighting but lacks a strong focal point. Combining photos allows you to borrow the strengths of both images, resulting in a composition that feels balanced and intentional.

Combining photos allows you to transcend the limitations of your references. It encourages creative problem-solving and lets your imagination take the lead. You will learn how this concept has enhanced this painting of Mother’s Beach in Mornington Victoria.

Cathy shares with you her extensive pastel teaching knowledge in her growing series of demonstration painting Flipbooks and Videos. There is a wealth of information you will gather as you lean from the step-by-step illustrated Flipbooks that take the artworks from concept to finished painting. You will learn how to use intuitive expression as you interpret photo references in a new and imaginative way, as well as the ’12 Steps’ which are fundamental in the construction of every painting.

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