Online painting demonstrations
“Those who do not want to imitate anything, produce nothing.” Salvador Dali
Here are some recent Video-On-Demand painting and drawing lessons. Each lesson reveals secrets of the masters that will inspire and transform the way you work. They are packed with lots of concrete, usable information and are about 35-40 minutes in length. Choose the title that interests you, enjoy the teaser, then hit “Rent” or “Buy.”
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The following are a variety of short FREE painting and drawing demonstrations that are lots of fun! Pick up a few tips and enjoy Robert’s free gift to you, just for showing up!
Getting A Head
Getting A Head is a series of 12 very short nuggets of inspiration from a live painting demo created at the Charleston Artist Guild in 2015, with the late great Delcho as the subject. These are not organized chronologically, but by theme.
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"Tempus Fugit" captures the instant fire and ice meet, when strange entities are released into the human psyche. Another collaboration between myself and artist Nick C. Cerrato. ...
"Light" captures the moment of decision. To enlighten or to inflame? ...
"Darkness and Light" is my latest collaboration with Nick C. Cerrato. It can be appreciated simply as an #abstract expressionist #painting and closer up as a deep narrative meditation on darkness and #light. ...
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The grand arbiter of taste, who definitely would not recognize a Van Gogh if it hit them in the face. With apologies, of course, to all those who've awarded me over the years, and to those who haven't. This is one more reason I detest authority. When I've played the role of juror, I always feel it necessary to write about each of the works, something kind and something to work on. I see the role of juror is not to judge, but uplift and encourage people who've put their heart and soul on the line. I usually pick the piece most reasonable people would agree was award worthy. And I can tell you why. I think contests should exist to support deep study and commitment to the purpose of art, which is to open our eyes to something heretofore unseen. It is the juror's job to really see the artists' work, in such a way that each artist will know they have been seen. ...
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Evil's Place, another collaboration with Nick Cerrato. I know you can't zoom in on insta so I will tell you God is pressing the devil into his place, while multiple figures reacts to the battle of good vs evil. NFS ...