Portrait Painting: A time to slow down
The genre of portraiture is as timeless as painting itself. The portrayal of the human face creates a deep psychological connection between the artist, the painting and the viewer. Shaye…
Featured | Video | Watercolor
Figure in Watercolor Class (Video)
Learn how to add loose and flowing watercolor strokes to your figure drawing repertoire. During this class, you will be guided step by step in expressive technique by G Caruso,…
Creative Drawing Supply List
Charcoal-various sizes Pencil Eraser Graphite stick Watercolor paintbrushes in various sizes, and/or ink brushes in various sizes A few colors of oil pastels A few tubes of watercolor paint( just…
Sketchbook Practice: Gouache Supply List
Watercolor Sketchbook: A5, either landscape or portrait as preferred, min 200gsm LINK Masking tape, 1,5cm width Water brushes, 3x LINK or LINK Paper towels Color palette options: If you already have a watercolor box,…
Figure: Painting Technique Supply List
Each student can use whatever set of colours they prefer or already have, between acrylics, gouache or oil paints. Color set (either acrylics, oil or gouache): primary colors+black and white….
Museum Sketching Supply List
To avoid any problem in the museums the demos G will do will all be doable in simple graphite, given that the post pandemic attitude of floor guards may be…
Monotype Printmaking Supply List
Ink roller( small size suitable) Thin drawing paper ( approximately between 100g-180g) Watercolor or printing paper( BFK Rives) around size 50×70 cm. (no thicker then 200g). Additional drawing, painting supplies-…
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Urban Landscape: Sketching with Watercolor Class (video)
You don’t need to travel in order to explore! We look at how to use watercolor to sketch an urban environment in a simple and fast way without perspective knowledge….
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Figure Drawing Class: Venus with Biceps (video)
The representation of women’s strength in art and in contemporary media. During this figure drawing class we challenge classical perceptions of what form a woman should take. We start with…