Book details

  • Genre:art
  • Sub-genre:Color Theory
  • Language:English
  • Pages:48
  • Hardcover ISBN:9781667800745

An artist in the studio.

a book of poetry

By Rebecca Bilski

Overview

An artist in the studio is a poetry book focused on the subject of color theory and color mixing that is an introduction to the subject in a creative and inviting way. Each poem is accompanied by a vibrant illustration with a focus on nature, relationships, and mental health. Each chapter is centered around different elements of color theory: the spectrum, definitions, schemes, and mixing. A glossary and informational pages are located at the end of the book for easy access to definitions and visuals of the ideas presented.
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Description

An artist in the studio is geared towards young adults who have an interest in the foundations of color theory. It is meant to introduce the subject and inspire readers to investigate topics further by exploring art and what colors are. As a freshman in college, Becca had little background in the subject. This inspired her to write An artist in the studio for the purpose of early exposure to the topics presented in the book. Color theory is essential in the fundamentals of young artists. Creating an accessible and meaningful experience for the reader that is more personal than a traditional textbook. This was an incentive for the publication of this piece.
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About The Author

Rebecca (Becca) Bilski is a senior at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania pursuing her BFA in Studio Art, with a concentration in Illustration, with minors in both Creative Writing and Drawing. This project was greatly influenced by Becca's years at Edinboro University. Evenings spent in the studio alone, left her to lament on hardships which embedded self-doubt into herself and her work. As a working, full-time student, her art education remains the top priority. She knew that in order to create authentic works of art, she had to embark on a mission of self-discovery and personal growth, to create anything to be proud of. Tapping into her color theory education and experiences that sparked emotion, she was able to express herself through art and writing.
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