On 28 Dec, 2015 With
Questions from Amy B
Hello,
I am very interested in your courses (both the drawing and oil painting) I would love to start with the drawing course first.
My question is this, if I make a one-time payment to cover the full Drawing course, am I required to finish the course exactly in 3 months time? Or am I allowed to go longer if I need the time?
Another question was how the students artwork is reviewed by the instructor, would I just scan and upload the work via email I assume? Take a picture and send as an attachment?
Also, how much daily time should be devoted to the drawing course ideally?
Your courses have received wonderful reviews from around the web, and I love the fact that you truly offer a Fine Arts education in the traditional way as the great painters through history worked (a dying art in itself I think!) …
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On 6 Dec, 2015 With
Question from Jay
Thank you for your video – The Shocking Truth About Art Education
But, a University or art school can give me a full-blown college degree or master’s degree, something highly regarded (and required) by galleries throughout the world as an indicator of an established or dedicated professional artist. Does your course offer that or something that will give me clout with galleries or collectors? …
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On 6 Dec, 2015 With
Question from Marie
The variety of information you are sending me in emails has enlightened me immensely.
At this time, I am ready to subscribe to a course. My question is: which one? If I am not mistaken, there are several different art courses you offer…
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On 6 Dec, 2015 With
Questions from Jamie Davidsmeyer
- How can I bridge the gap between what I perceive in my mind and the action of putting it on paper?
- Do a lot of people have difficulty with that?
- Does practice sketching help?
- Is it learned or do people have the innate ability?
- Do you have to draw all the time to keep your skills on point?
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On 21 Nov, 2015 With
Question from Jaganath, Drawing Academy student
I came across some paintings of buildings. The lines of buildings are very straight.
Can you explain how the Old Master painted such straight lines?
I tried using wooden rulers but did not achieve that much precision…
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On 8 Nov, 2015 With
Question from Isaac, Drawing Academy student
I don’t know why, but I seem to have challenges with improving my art skills, and I think its because I really can’t figure out how to improve.
Please help! …
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On 7 Nov, 2015 With
Questions from Daniel, Drawing Academy student
“Just two fast questions: What’s the best way to learn perspective drawing? I’ve just started, so I’ve purchased a few sketchbooks but I’m not sure where to begin. Should I simply draw from real life and apply perspective to, say, buildings and other things?
And also: In your opinion, what’s a good amount of time to invest in daily drawing?” …
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On 7 Nov, 2015 With
Question from Zawar A.
“I copy pictures and I draw them, but I don’t really feel good about it because I want to draw characters, figures and everyday objects from my imagination. How can I get better at drawing?” …
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On 7 Nov, 2015 With
Question from Bob Curtis
“How do I improve my drawing by using studies in anatomy and perspective”? …
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On 18 Oct, 2015 With
Question from Will Price
“You teach a lot of specific techniques, “How to draw X”, but what if I want to draw Y, but you don’t have a video on it. Since the videos cover a variety of topics, do they act as case studies to help develop and hone general skills that will allow me to draw Y?” …
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