Friday 19 September 2014

Training Is Everything in the World of Painting



Painting can be first thing a child draws when in possession of a pencil. Yes it may not be an official painting but drawing is beginning of learning. We all begin by drawing unsymmetrical lines, distorted figures and unidentified objects. We find immense pleasure in drawing those images. Many will think of this activity as wastage of stationeries like pencil and paper. But we suggest that you should observe a child while drawing. The illumination of joy and deep connection with art can be seen on the facial expression of the child. The expression on the face of the child is rather priceless. No other things can provide such bliss to a child.

But art can be taken as a serious profession. Many have made their name and money in the trade of art. But like every other profession art should be learnt from dignified teachers. Like painter and designer Richard Lin went to Regent St Polytechnic to study architecture. Later he marveled in the career of minimalist style. His works are renowned for using plastic and metal. 

Artist Ben Nicholson also got trained in art form in the Slade School of Fine Arts. In that school he met many contemporary artists and shared ideas with them. The company and environment that he received during his education helped him in creating many famous paintings. A Ben Nicholson drawing was named ‘Fiddle and Spanish Guitar’, in oil and gravel on Masonite was sold for a hefty amount. 

There are so many examples to be found about the benefits of learning painting from professionals. Learning will give you the knowledge, the understanding and technical support. A proper degree will help you gain a foothold in the industry. The education of art will provide your painting a cutting edge that will make you stand out in the crowd.