THE PROCESS OF CREATING STILL LIFE COMPOSITIONS: DEVELOPING AESTHETIC HARMONY AND VISUAL PERCEPTION THROUGH DRAWING AND PAINTING

This article analyzes the process of creating still life compositions. Using drawing and painting, the study examines the shape, size, arrangement, light-shadow relationships, and color of objects from the perspective of visual and aesthetic harmony. Based on the experiences of renowned artists, the principles of achieving compositional unity through the deliberate selection and harmonization of objects are demonstrated.