Advanced One-on-One Painting Design
Personal Art Coaching
You will be working directly with Ginger and Jon
You will have access to Ginger and Jon for a 30-day period, where they will help you with your own original painting.
Key Points
We will have an introductory video to explain what the process is and an overview of what you can expect.
What is the difference between Personal Art Coaching (PAC) offered in the Academy and the Advanced One-on-One Painting Design (AOPD) specialized Personal Art Coaching?
With the PAC, you can send us one non-tutorial a month for help if you are a Red, Blue, or Purple member of our Academy. In addition, you are required to send reference photos that you are inspired by from another non-YouTube artist (living or deceased) or a personal photo or other reference photos and want to paint your design. Even if you are a beginner artist, we will still offer some guidance with your painting. For example, in the case of a submitted photo, Ginger may make a few suggestions or tell you the picture will not make a good painting even though it is a nice photo.
Ginger may offer you a few ideas as you paint your photo on how to improve the painting and even suggest a different background color on a portrait, but she will not help you design your artwork.
Here is a Personal Art Coaching video example from a photo.
Title: Couple Walking
https://youtu.be/sTPhEjC6oK8
If you are more interested in advanced painting design and more personalized help with your paintings, then the “Advanced One-on-One Painting Design” program is for you. Each “Advanced One-on-One Painting Design” session is for a single photograph with an associated one-time fee.
Advanced One on One Painting Design is designed for our artists looking to discover their unique path by creating non-tutorial original artwork from photographs. This specialized product is for advanced artists that want to take their art to the next level. We are offering the AOPD program to everyone, whether they are Academy members or not. These artists must apply and go through a screening process to ensure they are painting at a level high enough that the time devoted to Painting Design will be most beneficial.
If we are unfamiliar with your artwork, you will be asked to send us 3 to 8 photos of your best artwork. Then, upon acceptance, we will start the personal one-on-one painting design session.
You will send reference photos of what you want to paint and references for the “style” you would like to use for the painting, such as Monet, Renoir, or Picasso. Ginger will review what you want to paint and then may schedule a conference call with you to discuss your choice. She will want to discuss with you the final size of the painting, any cropping that may be needed, color choices, placement of key elements on the canvas, and light source, to name a few of the topics before your paintbrush touches the canvas. Ginger may have already worked out a few design ideas to suggest and the “whys” behind her decisions in a video PAC.
You may send in your painting progress several times during the AOPD process for Personal Art Coaching checks and advice. Then, upon completing the painting, you may be invited to attend a second conference call to go over what was learned and answer any questions you may have. Ginger may also offer suggestions on other areas of study to help you improve upon your skills as an artist.
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I am interested in this, but this summer is going to be very busy. I hope it will still be available at a later date.
This is a new product that we are still developing and hope to have it ready for sale by the fall. We have a lot to do, and we have a tester now that will be helping us formulate the final product. Thanks for your interest.