How to paint like the Old Masters using modern materials
At the age of ten, I began painting with oil paints on my own initiative. I’ve always admired the great masters such as Rembrandt and Leonardo.
As a youth, I wanted to be a portrait painter. After high school, I spent a year in Europe. I frequently visited the art galleries …
I’m a self-taught artist that enjoys landscape painting. I’ve been painting for years, yet I’m still not where I want to be.
I adore the Renaissance period. Titian, Raphael, Michelangelo, and a few more are among my favorites. …
Shima Ghasemi is an Iranian artist, who was born in 1991 in Isfahan, Iran and raised in her hometown and live in Ottawa, Canada. Shima is an interdisciplinary artist with roots in the humanity, related thinking, identity and cultures. She has a great experience in all painting mediums. Her works have been exhibited in several group and a solo exhibition throughout Iran and some other countries.
In addition, she has cooperation with many famous online galleries and stores all around the world. …
My interest in creating art began in elementary school. My favorite lesson was technical drawing, where I learned how to depict a three-dimensional object on a flat surface.
I need to paint like I need to breathe. …
When I was young, my mother would lay the homeworks of her highschool’s art students on the floor to evalutate them. I liked to judge them from my 5 years old mind. I also went through highschool’s art courses, even winning a medal for my good work. I then had a few live models drawing lessons, compositions courses and color courses through my academic background, while my interior design training and my Bachelor’s degree in animation art and science. From there, art as always been in my life in many ways. …
It once happened that I spent twenty years in the American army as a part-time reservist,
often carrying a sketchbook in my rucksack along with my issued gear, to be yanked out at a lull
in activity. I scribbled images of Humvees, weary soldiers, dusty mountains— even the
occasional comic strip for entertainment’s sake. …
