Fundamentals of Painting
A detailed breakdown of my workshop format including lectures, concepts, demos, vocabulary and online lessons.
About the Fundamentals Painting Course
This SELF - PACED course has been carefully designed in order where each lesson builds upon the previous one. Each lesson is set to drip content so as not to overload you which gives you practical painting time to absorb the content
Four complete instructional video lessons
Supporting images to practice each lesson
PDF text support with lesson reminders
Student Comments...
““Robert is a remarkably skilled and insightful artist. He’s also a very generous person. He articulates the learning process by showing you how to paint in logical steps using techniques that you will return to again and again throughout your artistic journey. What sets him apart from other instructors is that he will stick with you long after the workshop are over. He cares about each student and gives every person the equal time they deserve. His demonstrations are fun, concise, and easy to follow. 15 years later I can still rely on a quick and cheerful response when I call on him for advice. I truly appreciate his continued support.””
“I consider myself extremely fortunate to study art with Robert Spooner. I had previously studied with other teachers but when I started painting with Robert, I really internalized, learned and grew. I benefited while he generously and infectiously taught basic technical skills, as well as igniting a curiosity within me to keep growing individually. I personally see Robert as a curious, fearless seeker that is constantly pushing himself to learn and grow, and is a very hard working artist. As a teacher, he is dedicated to each of his student’s individual best. He assessed my strengths and weaknesses while patiently guiding me with a sound instructional foundation that I always fall back on as an artist.”
Lemon Theory
Color Concepts
Basic Drawing Method - Unit Of One
Perspective
Interstate Diner - Demo
Bonus Lesson - Direct and Indirect Painting
Some Final Thoughts