Darmstadt, Germany
Johanna Krimmel
Johanna Krimmel is a freelance scenographer and visual artist. She develops and visualizes artistic concepts that focus on experiential design for the international automotive-, sports- and gaming-industry. Observing and analyzing the world around her with pen and sketchbook plays a fundamental role in her creative process. As an enthusiastic urban sketcher, she looks forward to constant exchange, inspiration and discovery.
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Workshop Language: German (Johanna also speaks English)
Catch dramatic clouds, glittering waves and oily reflections! Painting directly with Chinese ink may take a bit of courage, but once you discover the possibilities it is very satisfying. Don‘t be afraid to get a little dirty and gritty, let‘s mess around and see how we can catch a scene quickly by applying different kinds of loose brushwork. In this workshop we will discover that black ink is not only about strong linework, but also about delicate greys and everything in-between, which can add amazing depth to your sketch.
Material:- Black pigment-based chinese/indian ink
- Brushes should be of medium size or up and soft; they should have a pointed tip, and no water tank brushes please
- A bottle of water and a water container
- Paper tissues
- Paper should handle water well, i.e. not too thin, not too absorbent
