Canvas Painting 101 Plr Ebook

Ebook Table Of Contents

Chapter 1 – Painting 101    3
Chapter 2 – Understanding Paints    6
Chapter 3 – Choosing Your Brushes    7
Chapter 4 – Color Your World    8
Chapter 5 – Light Sources in Painting    9
Chapter 6 – What type of painter are you?    10
Chapter 7 – Choosing A Subject    11
Chapter 8 – Setting Up Your Studio    12
Chapter 9 – Art Supply Resources    13
Chapter 10 – Clean Up Time    14
Chapter 11 – Free Art Lessons    15
Chapter 12 – Take Care of Your Creation    16
Chapter 13 – Pay Attention to Detail    17
Chapter 14 – Enjoy Your Subject    18
Chapter 15 – Frequently Asked Questions    20
Chapter 16 – Art Schools    22
Chapter 17 – Museums of Fine Art    23
Chapter 18 – One Final Word    24

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Chapter 1 – Painting 101

People have been expressing themselves through painting for thousands of years.  Even the cavemen showed great hunts or other events with paints made from berries and plants. There just seems to be an innate need to show others our thoughts, feelings, and ideas through pictures.  The phrase “ A picture is worth a thousand words” is so very true.

With colors and design you can express every emotion you feel.  Whether it is a woman in a garden waiting for her lover or an old barn set in a field of wild flowers, the subject bring memories and feelings to the fore front of the viewer’s mind.  All of this being accomplished on a blank canvas with paint.

There are some basics the beginning artist should know.  Although you may have been sketching and drawing for years, the first time you pick up a brush it will seem foreign to you. This is fine.  You will become very familiar with each of the brushes and the strokes they can make.  They will soon be as comfortable in your hand as the charcoal pencil you use on the sketch pad.

Paints can add style and creativity to an art piece.  A single tear drop on the face can take on a totally new dimension by adding color.  Paints allow you to do this with ease.  The types of paint you use will also allow you to be more creative.

Many artists use the oil paints for extend projects.  The oils do not dry as quickly and can be rejuvenated with a little turpentine or mineral spirits. This allows the artist to continue the project another day.  The brushes you use with an oil painting must be cleaned extremely well.  If you allow them to sit in the cleaning solution they can loose their shape.  This means you may not be able to use certain brushes to achieve a particular brush stroke.

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