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More info: http://artprof.org/courses/self-portrait-from-life/. Art Prof is a free, online educational platform for visual arts for people of all ages and me...
Self-Portrait Drawing Tutorial: http://artprof.org/courses/self-portrait-from-life/
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Emerging Artist Lucy Saltonstall featured on Artprof.org! More at http://artprof.org/professional-development/lucy-saltonstall/
Emerging Artist Columns, Art Prof
High school students and current art school students are invited to submit a proposal to write an Emerging Artist column for our Pro Development section!
.An Emerging Artist column can be about any topic related to visual arts. We are looking for written columns that speak from your own experience as an artist. We like columns that provide personal stories, that are written in a conversational tone, and that address relevant topics for artists today. Columns should be written in first person, with a maximum of 1000 words.
Monthly Art Dares on artprof.org!
Expanding Access to Studio Learning
While on sabbatical this spring, Illustration Critic Clara Lieu 98 IL is continuing to build and expand on Art Prof, a new online educational platform that offers free visual arts instruction to people of all ages and levels of ability. The need for such a platform became apparent back in 2013, she says, when she published Learn, Create and Teach and began writing Ask the Art Professor, an online advice column that was quickly flooded with questions.
“It was incredible how many different kinds of people contacted me – people in middle school, people who had recently retired,” Lieu recalls. She responded to the overwhelming need for advice and feedback by partnering with digital strategy and production expert Thomas Lerra and launching a Kickstarter campaign in 2016 that raised more than $30,000 for the project.
In bringing Art Prof to fruition, Lieu and Lerra have assembled an experienced team of teaching assistants – including five RISD alumni – who create and post inspiring video tutorials in a wide range of mediums, along with interactive video critiques and assignments designed to draw users in.
One such feature is the monthly Art Dare, which challenges users to create rapid-fire drawings in response to a series of prompts and then post them on Twitter or Instagram. It’s a great tool, says teaching assistant and recent graduate Yves-Olivier Mandereau 15 CR, “when you need a little spark to get the creative juices flowing.”
In addition to working with eight RISD interns last summer, Lieu says that “many current students and alums also helped with usability testing, contributed artwork featured on the site and are assisting in many other ways.” She’s also encouraging others to get involved in any way they’d like.
Crit Chat: Prof Clara Lieu critiques a collage by Caffrey Fielding. More video critiques and tutorials on artprof.org!
ARTWORK GIVEAWAY!! Win this original translucent plexiglass print! [value $350] To enter, reblog this post. One lucky person will win this artwork, which I have never made available for sale to the public before! Please note that because this is a translucent print on a thick sheet of plexiglass, it has to be displayed in front of a window for the image to be seen.
Art Prof 2017 March Art Dare
We are pleased to announce that artprof.org is now LIVE!!! After all the blood, sweat and tears of the past 3 years I am in complete disbelief that we actually made it this far. What started as a 1 paragraph blog post is now a full fledged, online educational platform for visual arts.
by Clara Lieu We are pleased to announce that artprof.org is now LIVE!!! After all the blood, sweat and tears of the past 3 years I am in complete disbelief that we actually made it this far. Wha…
By Deepti Menon, Art Prof Teaching Assistant During my junior year as a Film/Animation/Video student, I took a year-long animation course. Prior to this, I had taken the required introductory anima…
by Casey Roonan, Art Prof Teaching Assistant There was a long time after art school when I felt like I was just spinning my wheels. I’ve always been a very product-oriented thinker, and throughout …
by Yves-Olivier Mandereau, Art Prof Teaching Assistant As an artist, it is all too easy to sit around and wait for some elusive and imaginary muse to tap you on the shoulder. If we fall into that e…
