Shiny objects photography

By Carrie Lewis in Art Tutorials > Drawing Tips When drawing a traditional still life, if you want to create an accurate likeness you MUST be able to see and re-create the object’s shape, form (mass), value, and color. With reflective objects, however, other factors must also be considered. Here are 4 rules to remember every time you draw something shiny, metallic, or reflective: 1. Things around a reflective object are also seen in it The environment or setting in which you […]

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Despite being based in Brooklyn we always imagine that photographer Michael Marcelle lives in a hyper-real world full of the shiniest objects which he pops together and photographs for us all to gawp at. New York is still a world away from our studio in Haggerston but really, the result of his eye-opening photographic works are solely his conceptual imagination.

A very fun way to play with my food...and I love the way the stainless steel bowl bends and reflects the checks! One wayward cherry even shows a faint check reflection!

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I'm particularly fond of "shiny things" and enjoy painting the surprising reflections in glass and metal.

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reflections on household objects, silver spoons: Several shots taken on black quilted placemat background, silver soupspoons from silver drawer. One example. Others taken outdoors on bubble wrap, some with stainless steel forks and knives, etc. Some of reflecting and refracting glassware objects, scenes through glassware, empty or containing water or beverages.