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| How to Thrive in Your Art Classes |
| Taking an art class is a fun and exciting prospect for those of us who love painting or drawing. But coming back to our passion can add on a layer of stress to the situation, whether it is after years away or if you are simply feeling a little rusty after a few months off. Four workshop instructors give us their sage advice on how to get the most out of an art class from beginning to end. |
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For Courtney, art is one of life’s essentials. Presenting art techniques to you from trusted instructors and creators as well as adding her own voice to the mix about her own (sometimes blooper worthy!) art endeavors is what she loves best. She writes about everything from Old Master painting and techniques to how to troubleshoot a painting gone wrong. She is always looking for ways to make more of her studio time, too, working in mixed media. |
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| Break the fear of white paper! |
| Eric Wiegardt teaches you how to navigate the painting process with clarity of thought and purpose, and how to minimize the distraction of unnecessary information in his book Painting Without A Net. |
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