Plans
"If you want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans"
alpha
Training
Artistic activity consists of several large stages. The first stage (alpha) is learning.
I have identified three main areas for myself.
- Form
- Volume
- Perspective
- Light and color
As you can see, this section is the main one. Because it sets basic skills. However, in the future I plan to do only painting.
- work with light
- in-depth study of trends, works and biographies of artists
Information about how I achieve this will appear in the Blog section and on social networks.
I have identified three main areas for myself.
- Academic drawing
- Form
- Volume
- Perspective
- Light and color
As you can see, this section is the main one. Because it sets basic skills. However, in the future I plan to do only painting.
- Painting
- work with light
- Studying Art History
- in-depth study of trends, works and biographies of artists
Information about how I achieve this will appear in the Blog section and on social networks.
Betta
Confession
By recognition, I mean receiving awards for artistic work. A few thoughts on this...
The first step is getting approval from the artists who view my work. These are a few people from my environment who influenced my decision to become an artist.
The second stage is winning competitions. Now I don't know anything about it.
The third stage is recognition by other practicing artists. The first thing that comes to mind is joining the local union of artists. (to join you need to have at least 2 recommendations from the members of this union)
The first step is getting approval from the artists who view my work. These are a few people from my environment who influenced my decision to become an artist.
The second stage is winning competitions. Now I don't know anything about it.
The third stage is recognition by other practicing artists. The first thing that comes to mind is joining the local union of artists. (to join you need to have at least 2 recommendations from the members of this union)
gamma
Creative development
It's too early to look that far
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