Florence academy of art in Sweden - Traditional drawing and Painting

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Vill du veta vilken konstskola passar dig bäst?
Förra veckan besökte jag min gamla konstskola Florence academy of art i Mölndal lite utanför Göteborg i Sverige för att teckna och måla från levande modell.
I den här videon kan se min ateljé, oljemålningar och mina projekt och även skolans miljö och hur det är att gå en traditionell konstskola för 3 år. Där man tecknar och målar dagligen med hjälp av väldigt erfarna lärare.
Detta är inget samarbete med någon skola!

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Jag går genom mina erfarenheter både i skolan och min ateljé om just den tekniken som jag använder mig av. Hoppas det är givande och om ni har frågor bara kommentera eller kontakta mig vi sociala medier.

I den här videon delar jag information om porträtt måleri, hur målan man porträtt i olja och hur ska man teckna med kol. Nybörjare kurs i teckning och måleri.

Starting your painting journey from sketching is a rewarding process! Here’s a step-by-step approach to help you get started:

1. **Gather Your Materials**: You'll need quality sketching paper, pencils, erasers, and perhaps a sketchbook. For painting, gather paints (oil, acrylic, or watercolor), brushes, palettes, and canvas or watercolor paper.

2. **Start Sketching**: Begin with basic shapes and outlines. Focus on capturing the overall composition and proportions of your subject. It can be anything from a still life to a landscape. Don’t worry about details at this stage.

3. **Refine Your Sketch**: Once you have the basic shapes, refine your sketch by adding details and correcting proportions. Use lighter lines for initial shapes and darker lines for final details.

4. **Choose Your Colors**: Think about the color scheme you want to use for your painting. You can create a color palette that complements your sketch. If you’re unsure, study color theory basics.

5. **Prepare Your Canvas**: If you're working with a canvas, apply a layer of gesso to prepare the surface, especially if you're using oil paints. Let it dry completely.

6. **Transfer Your Sketch**: If necessary, you can lightly transfer your sketch to the canvas. You can do this by sketching directly on the canvas or using carbon paper.

7. **Underpainting**: Start with an underpainting using a neutral color to establish light and dark areas. This step can help you visualize the composition before adding color.

8. **Layer Your Paint**: Begin painting by laying down the base colors first. Work from larger areas to smaller details, gradually building up layers. Allow each layer to dry if you’re using oil paint.

9. **Add Details and Depth**: Once the base is dry, add highlights, shadows, and finer details. Use various brush techniques to create texture and dimension.

10. **Take Breaks and Reflect**: Step back regularly to view your work from a distance. This will help you assess balance and composition. Don’t hesitate to take breaks for fresh perspective.

11. **Finish Your Painting**: When you’re satisfied, let the painting dry completely. If using oils, this may take time. Consider applying a protective varnish once it's dry.

12. **Seek Feedback**: Share your work with others or seek constructive feedback to continue improving your skills.

Remember, practice is key! Each painting will help you grow as an artist, so enjoy the journey!

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