#artsudy

An art study is an exercise or warm-up piece produced by an artist through painting, sketching, or drawing by looking at a subject or reference. It is used by artists to hone their skills and to understand a subject deeply. This technique is achievable by having patience for the step-by-step processes especially for beginners. When doing art studies, keep in mind that copying the subject is not the goal. The objective is to observe and analyze how the piece works. - Bensig, Ma. Klareys

Art study allows students to learn new skills. You can learn about various art forms, media, and techniques. Analyzing and experimenting with various art subjects allows you to see what changes result in what effects. Exploring the techniques of other artists can help you improve and broaden your artistic range. Not only is it helpful for discerning certain art styles, but you can also use and apply it to your future works. Art study is an effective learning tool that delves deeper into a subject's creative process. - Edquilag, Mia Hcyanith

Like a tree, art has many branches of mediums to look into. It can be the tangible texture of traditional art from acrylic and oil paints or the delicate details of graphite or pencil drawing. If you want a more modern touch of technology, digital art can offer in different dimensions or give them a touch of movement. Join us in our blog to discover the many mediums of art can offer and find yourself midst the wonder. We got you covered from traditional or digital head, hand and other anatomy studies to landscape, portrait or even realism painting art studies. - Paquebot, Jane Danica

Whilst the media enables the artist to explore wide horizons and, in this way, it can open communications to visual representations in both traditional and digital painting art studies, that challenges and convey the ideas of both artists and audiences. The scope of the study expands to the fundamentals, form, perspectives, compositions, anatomy, value, and lighting of a piece. This approach is set to facilitate direct engagement with an artwork to encourage a breadth and depth of understanding of the artwork and using media as a medium to express and help the artist to communicate ideas. - Amarga, Jorge Anton

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