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“Dibujos Con Café.” “Dibujos con café.” Marina Vela Fernández. Noviembre de 2014. Grupo 2. Bellas Artes. “Todas las posibilidades artísticas que nos ofrece el café” ÍNDICE INTRODUCCIÓN........................................................................................... 2 Capítulo 1. El café. .......................................................................................... 3 1.1. Dibujos con café. ................................................................................. 3 Capítulo 2. Dibujar con café. ........................................................................... 4 2.1. Dibujos con café sobre papel. ................................................................ 4 2.2. Dibujos sobre el mismo café. ................................................................. 8 Capítulo 3. Artistas. ....................................................................................... 10 3.1. Artistas que pintan con café sobre papel. ............................................. 10 Capítulo 4. Conclusiones. .............................................................................. 15 Glosario ......................................................................................................... 16 BIBLIOGRAFÍA ........................................................................................... 17 1 INTRODUCCIÓN Los objetivos que me propuse con este trabajo fueron descubrir más sobre esta técnica poco conocida, como se lleva a cabo, desde cuándo es utilizada y cómo eran los trabajos de los artistas que realizan esta técnica. La investigación la he realizado mediante internet, estuve buscando si había libros, artículos o información sobre cómo se realiza esta técnica, pero me encontré con que la información de esta técnica era gravemente escasa. Estuve realizando búsquedas principalmente en español, pero después las realicé en inglés y encontré más información. Los artistas más reconocidos que utilizan esta técnica son en su mayoría extranjeros. La mayoría de la información la he tenido que ir recabando a base de ver una gran cantidad de vídeos, la mayoría en otros idiomas. Lo que he hallado en rasgos generales es la preparación de los materiales para poder realizar la técnica, famosos artistas extranjeros de esta técnica y las distintas maneras que hay de realizar la técnica. 2 Capítulo 1. El café. 1.1. Dibujos con café. 1.1.1. Historia: Antiguamente en China se utilizaba el té para teñir con color las hojas de papel las hojas de papel. De esa costumbre derivó el comenzar a pintar con el café, esta técnica comenzó ya mucho tiempo atrás, cuando el café se empezó a introducir en Europa, y es también cuando se comenzó a utilizar también como pintura. Hoy en día la técnica del dibujo con café está extendida por todo el mundo. Hace unos años se realizaban las pinturas mediante pigmentos de origen natural, estas técnicas las llevaban a cabo la gran mayoría de los artistas. Esto se debía a que conseguían efectos que les resultaban imposibles por ejemplo con el óleo. Entre estos pigmentos naturales se encontraba el café, este método era uno de los preferidos debido al color, y a las distintas tonalidades que se pueden conseguir con él. Existen distintos tipos de café que nos pueden ser útiles conocer: Café verde en grano. Café en grano tostado. Cafés molidos. Cafés instantáneos. Cápsulas. Extractos del café. 3 Capítulo 2. Dibujar con café. 2.1. Dibujos con café sobre papel. 2.1.1. Introducción El dibujo con café sobre papel consigue combinar las distintas sombras e intensidades de color que proporciona este material, lo que hace que las obras sean distintas e irrepetibles. Los pasos más recomendables para realizar un dibujo de café sobre papel son: Primero es recomendable decidir qué es lo que queremos crear. Lo segundo que se debería hacer es experimentar con el café, con las diferentes mezclas, y con las distintas formas de aplicarlo, para así decidir que estilo queremos conseguir y conocer las cualidades que tiene el café sobre el papel, que son muy parecidas a la acuarela. Una vez hayamos realizado la obra tenemos la opción de aportarle a esta distintos efectos con el propio café. 4 2.1.2. Materiales: En el caso de los dibujos de café sobre papel, serán necesarios los siguientes materiales: Café, del tipo que se prefiera, según el estilo que se quiera conseguir, también se puede utilizar el café en grano. Agua, para diluir el café, y hacerlo más claro o con textura más acuosa. Recipientes, en los cuales se realizan las mezclas del café con el agua. Instrumento para mezclar, esto puede ser cualquier cosa que queramos. Papel grueso, que resista está técnica que es tan líquida, y así no sufra deformaciones el soporte. Pinceles, para realizar los dibujos con el café sobre el soporte, aunque también podemos utilizar otros materiales que se nos ocurran y pensemos que podemos conseguir un resultado innovador. Fijador: para poder mantener las pinturas durante mucho más tiempo. 5 2.1.3. Técnica: Primero se echa una primera capa, y si queremos conseguir un efecto más oscuro podemos echar más capas, pero siempre debemos dejar secar las anteriores, para conseguirlo. También se pueden obtener tonalidades más claras dependiendo de qué tipo de café sea. Otra posibilidad para conseguir tonalidades oscuras y claras es, realizar con café instantáneo o café ya líquido separaciones; apartamos en un bote una cantidad de café, en otro un poco más, en el siguiente más, y así sucesivamente, echaremos más cantidad de café según lo queramos de oscuro o claro. Después de esto verteremos la misma cantidad de agua en cada bote. Si queremos conseguir una textura más espesa junto con el color oscuro, debemos utilizar café soluble, y únicamente el agua necesaria para disolverlo, no se debe utilizar más. Utilizando café instantáneo conseguiremos colores mucho más oscuros, y además que la textura no sea tan líquida y por tanto más fácil de manejar. 6 2.1.4. Efectos: Café en granos para crear un efecto del dibujo en 3D. También se pueden realizar los dibujos mediante la superposición de las manchas de café creadas al apoyar una taza sobre la superficie, esta técnica la utilizada la artista Hong Yi, sobre la que hablaremos más adelante. Café con filtro, se basa en utilizar el café que se queda en el filtro de papel, y apoyar el filtro lleno del café impregnando el papel con la textura que va dejando este. Otros materiales como la acuarela, o la tinta china, si lo queremos combinar con el café y así conseguir distintos colores. El lápiz, podemos realizar el dibujo a lápiz antes de pintar con el café, tanto como realizar el dibujo a lápiz después de pintar con el café: Dibujo a lápiz antes de echar el café. Dibujo a lápiz después de haber pintado con el café. 7 2.2. Dibujos sobre el mismo café. 2.2.1. Historia: Esta técnica recibe el nombre de “Arte del latte”, y tiene comienzo en 1980, tuvo una acogida calurosa debido a su novedad, creatividad, y gran variedad, al mismo tiempo supuso una revolución en el mundo de los cafés, llegando los profesionales de estos materiales a tener que especializarse sobre esta técnica. Este método consiste en realizar dibujos vertiendo leche de forma que produzca dibujos, sobre un vaso de café. Se utiliza el café de estilo latte, debido a que la consistencia de la leche permite que se quede por encima del café y así realizar dibujos sobre él. 8 2.2.1. Técnica: Primero se procede a echar la leche sobre un vaso que contenga un poco de café, cuando llevemos medio vaso lleno, vamos realizando un movimiento con la mano que vierte la leche para ir realizando un dibujo. Después de haber realizado la forma que deseábamos con la leche, si queremos añadir alguna más podemos. Y por último podemos dar los últimos detalles con un palillo. 9 Capítulo 3. Artistas. 3.1. Artistas que pintan con café sobre papel. 3.1.1. Angel Sarkela Saur y Andrew Saur Dos artistas estadounidenses, que crean juntos sus composiciones, desarrollaron juntos esta técnica. Comenzaron a realizarla debido a que y planearon realizar una exposición en la Casa del café Duluth, en Minnesota, y al tener lugar ahí la exposición, ambos pensaron que lo mejor sería realizar las obras con café. Al principio probaron distintos métodos para ver cómo abarcarla, utilizaron tanto el grano del café sin moler, como el café a modo de pasteles, pero tras todo esto terminaron con el café instantáneo para pintar. Según ellos es una técnica complicada porque al tratarse de un solo color, hay que procurar mantener una obra interesante. 10 3.1.2. Godfrey Caleb El comienzo de este artista con la técnica del café es curiosa, debido a que surgió debido a un percance. Sin querer derramó café sobre un papel, y después de eso estuvo hablando por teléfono, al mismo tiempo que hablaba se puso a realizar dibujos sobre el papel manchado, y así por casualidad descubrió que le encantaba el efecto que estaba consiguiendo. “La vida es mejor con café” Godfrey Caleb. 11 3.1.3. Karen Eland Esta artista americana utiliza únicamente el espresso para la técnica del café. El artista se dedica a reinterpretar obras famosas. Después de darse a conocer mediante sus obras realizadas con café, se pasó a una nueva técnica; dibujar con cerveza como material para realizar sus trabajos. Recreaba obras clásicas y famosas mediante la técnica de café, y añadiéndoles un toque personal y humorístico. 12 3.1.4. Hong Yi Esta artista y arquitecta es de origen Malasio. Las obras de esta artista son realizados mediante el café y una taza. Sus pinturas están realizadas mediante las típicas marcas que dejan las tazas
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