Get the true art school painting experience with help from a brilliant instructor, as you learn how to create your own tools and to copy great masterworks as artists have been doing for hundreds of years.
Overview
Syllabus
- By This Professor
- 01: The Grand Tradition of Painting
- 02: Health and Safety in the Studio
- 03: Basic Painting Materials
- 04: Studio Setup and Brush Care
- 05: First Exercises: Line and Mark
- 06: First Exercises: Value, Edges, and Texture
- 07: Creating Basic Forms: Lines, Shapes, and Solids
- 08: Value: Making a Value Scale
- 09: Value: A Simple Still Life
- 10: Value: Mood, Palette, and Light
- 11: Value: Block and Sphere in Grisaille
- 12: The Figure and a Portrait in Brunaille
- 13: Working with the Earth Tone Palette
- 14: Ensuring Accurate Proportions
- 15: Composition: Shape, Ground, and Format
- 16: Composition: Leonardo and the Armature
- 17: Composition: Balance, Focus, and Space
- 18: Degas, Hammershøi, and Other Projects
- 19: Materials:Â Oil Paint Brands and Quality
- 20: Materials:Â Oil Paint Characteristics
- 21: Color: Theory and Exercises
- 22: Color: Painting with Limited Palettes
- 23: Materials: All about Medium
- 24: Materials: All about Brushes
- 25: Materials: Flexible Supports
- 26: Materials: Rigid Supports
- 27: Materials: Carpentry for the Studio
- 28: Project:Â A Modigliani Portrait
- 29: Project:Â A Degas Ballerina
- 30: Project:Â A Corot Landscape
- 31: Project: Derain’s Portrait of Matisse
- 32: Project:Â A Porter Self-Portrait
- 33: Painting’s Evolution: Indirect Painting
- 34: Nighthawks, The Scream, and Other Projects
Taught by
David Brody