I consider myself truly blessed to have experiences like this, where I can devote my time to both perfecting my own artwork and helping others do the same.
| | Dear A Big Glass Of Wine,
I am shocked that it is already October!
Soon I will be off to Maine for Fall Color Week in beautiful Acadia Park.
I consider myself truly blessed to have experiences like this, where I can devote my time to both perfecting my own artwork and helping others do the same.
Before I head off to Maine, I am taking the time on Tuesday to hold a FREE webinar with one of the World's Top Realism Painters… it's 100% FREE with the sole purpose of helping you improve your craft.
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| | | Todd M. Casey's work touches on more than simplistic realism. There is a haunting, nearly literary quality to each frame— a feeling that subjects are viewed from behind mottled glass, burnished by enigmatic candlelight, or brushed by the soft, hazy edges of a half-remembered dream.
His work is classically styled but progressive in approach.
"Every painting has a tale to tell, brewed from a deep well of introspective thought."
His paintings have been honored with awards several times in recent years. Most recently, he won first four times at the Portrait Society of America's Members Only Competition and placed first in oil painting from the Allied Artists of America in 2015.
In resulting years, Todd has made the transition from painter to author and teacher. He published his first art book The Art of Still Life in 2020 with Monacelli Press. His second book The Oil Painters' Color Handbook comes out in August of 2022.
We'll also be joined by Peter Trippi, the editor-in-chief of Fine Art Connoisseur.
Peter is also president of Projects in 19th-Century Art, a firm he established to pursue research, writing, and curating opportunities. Previously he served as director of the Dahesh Museum of Art (New York) and vice director for development at the Brooklyn Museum. In 2016 Trippi co-curated an international touring exhibition about the Dutch-born, London-based painter Lawrence Alma-Tadema, who lived from 1836 to 1912. In 2008-10, Trippi co-curated the international touring exhibition J.W. Waterhouse: The Modern Pre-Raphaelite. His Waterhouse monograph was published by Phaidon Press in 2002.
This Tuesday at 2 p.m. Eastern, we're going to give you a shortcut to improve your artwork.
You're going to walk away with actionable strategies and tips you can implement into your artwork and craft immediately!
Better yet, you'll get to ask your OWN questions of our guests in a live Q&A session.
I'm calling this webinar "7 Steps to Massive Artwork Improvement"
Here are the details:
What: 7 Steps to Massive Artwork Improvement
When: October 4th at 2 p.m. ET, 1 p.m. CT, 12 p.m. MT, 11 a.m. PT
Where: We'll send you a Zoom link as soon as you register. That's
where we'll all meet Tuesday afternoon.
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| | | We only have a limited number of spots available, so please,
reserve your spot now. |
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| | | I can't wait to see you there! |
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Eric Rhoads, Publisher
Streamline Art Events |
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