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Think. Paint. Sell. (HINDI)
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Think. Paint. Sell. (HINDI)

Learn to develop a concept and create paintings that connect with people
Created byshuru-art .com
Last updated 6/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • How to develop new concept for a painting
  • How to select a theme and develop your artwork
  • How to write about your artwork
  • How to take pictures of your artwork using a mobile phone
  • How to present your artwork to connect with common people
  • How to promote and sell your artworks online

Course content

9 sections • 57 lectures • 1h 54m total length

  • Introduction1:51
  • How to finalise the theme of your artwork?2:12

    Apply critique to finalize the theme of your artwork, refine signature elements, and consider how misogyny and bigotry surface in the dialogue around the work.

  • How to conduct research for your artwork and finalise the artwork?4:38

    Learn to research your artwork and finalize the piece through critique, guiding painting decisions and visual exploration.

  • Background Research for the first painting based on Vultures4:11
  • First layout of Vulture2:40

    Examine the first layout of vulture through a safety-first design philosophy, highlighting automation and the captain's skill sets.

  • Second layout of Vulture1:55

    Discuss health, media access, and social choices as characters debate signing back and dealing with drinking during the school year.

  • Third layout of Vulture3:38

    Explore building an ecosystem that could generate money as a secondary income by aligning ideas and opportunities. Observe how social conversations, like those in bars, influence mindset and future earnings.

  • Fourth layout of Vulture2:58

    Explore the fourth layout of vulture through a fast, tv-focused discussion touching on CNN news, athletes, the local tv market, and Quiz Hockey.

  • Fifth layout of Vulture4:48

    Analyze media portrayals of appearances and violence, including references to the Taliban and condemned acts, alongside discussions of donors, money, fear, and the Sony attack.

  • Final Painting3:54

    Explore the final painting by incorporating on-the-spot feedback and inspirations like multicolored 3d glasses and harmonica motifs to shape the artwork.

  • Importance of Sparrows2:04

    Explore how presence and urgency, along with sympathetic signaling, affect the desired consumer and reduce demand. The lecture connects these ideas to the caption's scenarios and examples.

  • Initial preparation1:28

    Initial preparation for a painting project in urban neighborhoods requires stepping out of the office and coordinating with masons. The lecture explores challenges and timing in unfolding city plans.

  • First Layout4:06

    Explore how a dancer navigates health, money, and fame, balancing dance, music, and harmony while managing contestants and moments to shine.

  • Second Layout2:19
  • Final Painting3:49

    Analyze how consumer perception and spending decisions influence sales, referencing salary concerns, happy hour spending, and retail dynamics at Wal-Mart.

  • Painting of an Owl3:04
  • Painting of an Elephant2:00

Requirements

  • There are no prerequisites for hobby-artists or professional artists

Description

From your Studio to the Buyers. This course will help you develop your idea into a final painting, and to understand how to have a strong digital presence.

Many people who are good with brushes and colours have a hard time developing an original thought for their painting. What to draw is a question more dreaded than how to draw. You can learn how to recreate an artwork by watching a YouTube tutorial, but how do you come up with a concept so that your artwork is unique? This course is an in-depth study of how you can come up with an idea for your artwork, and how you can develop that idea into an original artwork of your own.

Developing a concept is all about asking yourself the right questions. Once you have the right questions you can start on your journey of finding answers. This is what this course will help you with. Sangeeta will share her journey of how she drafted my questions that led her to find answers for her painting. You’ll learn

  1. How to decide the theme of your artwork

  2. How to research to finalise a subject for your artwork

  3. How to develop your concept by working on various iterations of your artwork and come up with a final layout

In the second half of the course you'll learn what to do once you have an artwork or a series of artworks ready. You cannot just keep your work in your studio, right? This course offers all the necessary details you need to work on in order to sell your paintings.

Avantika, the social media strategist of Shuruart will help you learn

  1. How to write an artist statement

  2. How to write an art description

  3. How to take pictures of your painting

  4. How to edit your pictures so that you can share your work on Social Media

  5. Promoting your art on digital platforms

Who this course is for:

  • Visual arts students pursuing Bachelor of Fine Arts or Master of Fine Arts
  • Students of painting who want to become an artist
  • Hobby artists who are thinking of an art career
  • And established artists who want to sell their paintings online

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