How to paint like the Old Masters using modern materials
I am a fifty five year old woman who has recently retired and moved to South America and now wish to dedicate myself to full time painting and learning of fine art.
I wish to learn to become a better portrait artist which I have no doubt that this course will do. I know because I have taken the Drawing Course which immediately benefited myself and my art. …
Painting for the DIVINE!
When I was 4 years old, I use to draw duckies for all the neighborhood children. But I told myself my whole life, I could never really call myself an artist until I could paint like Michelangelo . His paintings were the first I had seen, I believe it was in church, in books. My heart soared! I knew from that moment, oil painting was my life long calling, a student for life.
I am a perfectionist.
My artistic challenges……getting out of my own way.
The Old Masters Academy……just what all aspiring artists need! Excellent teachers and programs. …
I’m 18years old And I just started my diploma level one last week.
From when I was a child until now I always done sketching secretly in class of the school. I just like Art without any reason.
The biggest challenge in my life is the O level of art. When I was in secondary school, no one teaching me about the professional skill. So I was scare that would I fail In the O level. But after I found a teacher who have some professional knowledge and I learned for about 1month. And I scored A in Art finally.
The things I want to learn in art is anatomy, perspective, proportions and so on. I just a want to learn professional skill and make a perfect painting.
When I found old masters academy on the YouTube I was so excited. Because the way it teaches is what I want to learn. …
My name is Aaron. I have been drawing and painting since I was tenon and off until a few years ago I starting painting and Drawing every day. I’m always looking for ways to improve my art skills and I feel the old Masters Academy is the way.
My artistic challenges are finishing a portrait painting and adding more detail to my work. I want to learn how the old masters used the Flemish methods of painting to make my paintings optically brilliant. …
Growing up in Germany I was exposed to oil painting at a young age ~11. My mother had a friend who painted in oils. I was fascinated and when my mother told me that this was NOT “Paint by number” I replied that I knew that, as I could see the blending of colors to form shapes. I subsequently was able to start a few “lessons” with this woman. My first painting attempt was of a ceramic penguin as part of a still life under this woman’s guiding eye. My fascination with painting continued through high school where I arranged not to “waste time” in Study Hall sessions but instead was able to spend 2-3 hours several times per week in the art room, in addition to my regularly scheduled art classes. …
… During those high school years attending a military family high school in Germany, I fantasized about attending the Art Students League in New York. In the end, my father was of the generation where “Real men” did not do art! So I was dissuaded from following painting as a career path and pursued the sciences. …
Since I was a child could not take my eyes away from Leonardo da Vinci’s paintings, but was told by my primary art school teacher there was others with talent.
Now would like to learn to paint and forget about any comments even with no talent I want to have at least basic knowledge. I am not a kid anymore but still love art.
