Famed Bradbury Building stars in Justin Timberlake's new video for "Say Something"

for those that went on our Bradbury Building Sketch Tour,
here's music video showing off the building in ONE shot, ONE take !

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Feb 6, 2018 - Uploaded by justintimberlakeVEVO

Justin Timberlake may have just completed his halftime performance at the Super Bowl, but before that, he was ...

youtube

https://youtu.be/8MPbR6Cbwi4

https://archinect.com/news/article/150048741/famed-bradbury-building-stars-in-justin-timberlake-s-new-video-for-say-something


takes place in the remarkable and historic Bradbury Building which the two artists tour on foot while playing the song on acoustic guitars.


http://www.thefader.com/2018/01/25/justin-timberlake-chris-stapleton-say-something-music-video

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Jan 25, 2018 - Uploaded by justintimberlakeVEVO

Justin Timberlake is back with a new music video for Say Something ... the 

Homework from Angela

Just tryin' to Dig Those Good Vibrations like Angela paints:

Cabrillo Beach House

 

 St. Peter's at Green Hills Memorial Park

 The Vincent Thomas Bridge.  (On the summer solstice, the shadows kept shifting - I just blanked out.)

Same view and four versions

Black and white studies and color version Cal Tech

Cal Tech Gouache sketches

Angela Homework

Reference Photo & Gouache paintings in 2 styles:

Olvera St And Castle Green

Sunday with Angela 06102017

Original

Redo in gouache

Watercolor effort

Angela and Ed activities Cal Tech

Sketches and  paining efforts for homework

 

Going backwards.

Hi everyone,
It wonderful spending the past three weeks in Pasadena, even if it aws 50 degrees cooler today than on Friday in Phoenix.
I'm going to try and post all my work going backwards so bear with me.  some of the homework was done in the rides over so they are a bit sketchy.....nonpun intended.
I hope all have a great summer. Carol
Sequence from Psycho...

Caltech Demo :)

Lost a bit of it's colors.. But here's yesterday's demo :D

Sunday Morning Exercise--Watercolor in Echo Park Lake

I wanted to document the first couple stages of the process (done during class) in case I royally screwed up the next pass! :)

Alas, I completely overworked it in these next stages. I don't know why I added a thick, dark green line of diagonal foliage in FG and a plant that is too large/centered. Also, colors started getting muddy and paper was breaking down in spots....

However, I was determined to try to fix my mistakes and ended up using gouache in FG and MG (i.e., going over the thick line of diagonal foliage and trying to create some definition/separation between other elements), so I think I lost the watercolor luminosity that I'd been hoping for. How does one know when to stop and move onto something else (for better or worse)?

 In this pic, I cropped my painting (at the above stage) to a preferable composition:

 

Kept working on the whole thing though...because why not? Hah. I removed the plant and line of diagonal plants with a thicker application of gouache. Tried to apply what I've been learning about color vibrations from Angela for the FG with variations on yellow, incorporating subtle reds and greens for cohesiveness. Final version:

Ultimately, I prefer my first pass! :-/ Oh well, I learned something in the process of experimenting....

Movie Stills Homework

Marker & Pen Thumbnail Sketches:

Reference Photos from Film (Girl, Interrupted):