Lolita Asil’s Art Courses specializes in teaching realistic drawing and colouring.
In this course you will not believe how much your art will improve!
You will enjoy the focus on art and experience a miracle.
Start today and work at your own pace.
If you are serious about art and want to improve your artwork and your understanding of art, I strongly recommend my workshop programme.
From beginners to more advanced students, this course offers drawing and painting tuition by means of practical drawing and painting exercises combined with regular constructive feedback, one-to-one guidance and support. The course will result in improved skill, more confidence in one’s abilities and an increased desire to create original artworks.
The period between childhood and adulthood is the time you get to know yourself and your personality develops. If, during this time, you have a good relationship with art your artistic development will take shape. This is a very important time.
During this time by studying the basics of art more closely you will discover the art talent within you.
The basics of art education include line, shape, place, colour, three dimensional representation and visual perception.
The foundation of art comes from the Bauhaus Movement and Johannes Itten’s lessons.
The aim of art education is to teach students the principles of art based on visual design principles.
The first art courses were started in London by Maurice de Sausmares, Harry Thrubson, Tom Hudson, Victor Pasmore and Richard Hamilton. Victor Pasmore claimed that having lessons in the basics of art would help with scientific studies too.
The foundation of art is creativity and the expression of the imagination. The fundamentals of art are very important and allow us to use our feelings and thoughts to create art which can be shared with everyone. This is why an art education is so important and we can see this in the foundation of all the visual arts.
Knowledge of different techniques will allow you to produce both classic and original pieces.
To be able to objectively understand and compare past and present artwork and be able to identify both.
Artwork needs to be original and not an imitation or copy of someone else’s work.
To know both national and international artwork.
This will help to understand the language of art.
The aim of an education in art is to understand the essence of art. Each individual needs to have their artistic and cultural requirements monitored.
When it is viewed from this angle the study of the creation of art has got 3 different stages:
The knowledge stage.
The creative thinking stage.
The artistic expression stage.
In art education it is important to focus on creativity at all times and to improve critical thinking. The personal development and education of each individual student will be encouraged.
For beginners/ intermediates
Depending on the children’s level:
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For beginners/ intermediates
Depending on the student’s level:
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The meaning of colours can vary depending on culture and circumstances.
Each colour has many aspects to it but you can easily learn the language of colour by understanding a few simple concepts which I will teach you here
Colour is a form of non verbal communication. It is not a static energy and its meaning can change from one day to the next with any individual – it all depends on what emotions you’re feelings they are at that point in time.
Colour is an element of art that involves light. It is produced when light waves strike an object and is reflected into our eyes.
