Introduction to Abstract Painting

Introduction to Abstract Painting

Short description of the course:

In this dynamic and inspiring module, participants will embark on a journey into the world of abstract art. This course serves as a solid foundation for understanding the fundamental principles and techniques of abstract painting. Through a series of engaging exercises and creative experiments, participants will explore the interplay of color, shape, line, and texture. Emphasis will be placed on tapping into intuition, embracing spontaneity, and finding personal artistic expression within the abstract realm. This module welcomes beginners and artists looking to expand their artistic horizons, providing a nurturing environment to develop their skills and artistic voice.

What is included:

All materials such as paper, painting tools, boards, etc. are included in the course, so students do not need to bring anything except a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.

Is this course right for me?

This course is designed for beginners with no previous painting experience or knowledge, but those with some experience can also benefit from the course to organize their existing knowledge and develop effective working processes. For more experienced students, we recommend attending intermediate level abstract courses and joining one of our studio classes. So, sign up now and take the first step on your abstract painting journey.

Some important things to keep in mind:

• We encourage all students to arrive 15 minutes before the start of class. This will allow us to start on time and will give you the opportunity to socialize with other students and share painting tips, discuss at-home practice, and provide help or receive help from others. This will help everyone improve their skills and achieve better results.
• We will be happy to store your artwork throughout the course. On the last class we nicely package it so you can take it home and have guiding references while practicing your newly acquired skills.

Course teacher

Jael Ludewig-Kedmi