Patrick Caulfield negative and positive space
In some senses Caulfield focuses on the background (negative) and fills it there by making the negative space as positive the real objects are mostly left blank making them the negative space.
He used simple often geomometic sometimes asymmetrical shapes superimposed on each other to crate the depth though laying images through contrasting perspectives
I found the difficulties in separating cast shadows from reflected light and shade is getting the different depth of the shading right.
To follow the contours in respect of shadow and light objects is the shadow has a darker tone to it
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