JOCKEY MOVEMENT
In the first place, is the action of the objects within the image
DYNAMICS MOVEMENTS
For it flows smoothly from one area of the composition to another,
Subsequently, guided by continuations of line or form, and by gradations of color
To sum up, it is precisely the action within the streak horses I followed.
Likewise, arranging geometric shapes together and blending them.
I like to re-create that moment of adrenaline we feel when we watch them speeding.
DYNAMICS ORIENTATION AND TRUST
Lastly, hours of grooming care and training require long hours.
Subsequently, The trainee understands horses are susceptibles animals
They have good memories, and they can sense human emotions.
DYNAMICS MOVEMENT
JOCKEYS PERSISTENCE
Above all, the jockeys themselves is a whole art in its own,
For example, their customs and pose are elegant. which, excels them from any other animal.
Secondly, galloping horses in the morning and, if possible late afternoon.
Furthermore, all build a mutual union of horse and jockey that creates trust.
DYNAMICS MOVEMENT
Moreover, my first painting about Horses and Jockeys called “The Front Runner.”
Took me an entire month to finish it. So, I thought so! until, five years later, I did the final touch-ups.
Contrary, to the second painting, was painted in one week. Then I never had to touch it up.
“Jockey and Horses, the speeding action in colors and tonality is much loose in contrast to the first paint above.
Also, I have discovered close-ups being attractive and directed to details.
That is to say, The more I explore, the more I find.
Furthermore, as I developed these subjects, I began to understand the artist’s misconception as being encased in one object.
But as I keep painting, my subjects as a whole tend to follow dynamic objects.
That is to say. It is my nature to live that moment of youth that is gone.
To clarify, along with the freedom of habitat where I grew free to explore.
In short, I live the freedom moment in frozen time inside these subjects.
DYNAMICS IMPRESSION LEARNINGS
Indeed, my first impression of studying horses and Jockeys came from Edgar Degas.
Afterward, he concentrated on sketching and painting on the rider and horses while in training.
Moreover, I use my photos and sketches as references;
As a result, they allow me to freeze images in movement and capture them in action.
In short, something those old masters would have been pleased to use, I’m sure about it.
WORD ETYMOLOGY FOR JOCKEY
NOT TO CONFUSE THE DISC JOCKEY
MOVEMENT
FROM THE RADIOS, AT FIRST, THE TERM WAS NAMED IN 1520, “BOY FELLOW,”
ORIGINALLY A SCOTTISH PROPER NAME, VARIANT OF JACK.
THE MEANING “PERSON WHO CHARGE HORSES IN RACES”