Expressions Fine Arts 'A good teacher is one who makes herself progressively unnecessary' - Thomas Carruthers |
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45 Lalbagh Road Bangalore 560 027. India |
080-2227 9940 |
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Oil Painting |
"Painting is easy when you don't know how, but very difficult when you do" - Edgar Degas | ||
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medium has been in use for over five hundred years and is still the most popular. Oils
have great depth of tone and colour intensity which can be controlled at any stage of the
painting and are very flexible. Compared to other mediums oils are more permanent and more
interesting, (expensive though) to work with. Corrections are possible at any stage and it
is better for a beginner to start off with oils. The basic course will help the student to get acquainted with:
After the Basic course the student can continue only by doing painting piece wise. click here for list of materials needed for oils |
Sketching | ||
| Charcoal | |||
| Glass painting | |||
Working with an easel is optional, you can use a table top or any convenient surface to place the work. The thing to keep in mind is the best way to concentrate on the job, with all the necessary implements at hand. Another useful technique which can used both with oils and acrylics is knifework. Thick paint is applied with a painting knife to create very attractive texures which make the painting spring to life.
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Watercolours | ||
| Quilling | |||
| Pastels | |||
| Decoupage | |||
| Fabric painting | |||
| Cold ceramics | |||
| Just a moment! Learning to paint in any subject is a serious proposition which requires besides general interest, single minded devotion to achieve good results to invite appreciation. With this object in view Expressions would be too glad to send you guidelines of the initial lesson free of charge to enable you to assess your own interest and aptitude before you are ready to apply for the regular lessons.Please email to lessons@expressionsfinearts.net for the first lesson. | |||
| 09/2014 | |||