Critique Groups for ongoing motivation, learning and skill mastery
If you have taken a workshop from me before, online or in person, you can now join a small critique group to continue learning from others in groups much like you experienced in class.
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Critique groups will include one live, recorded two hour meeting per month, participation in a private facebook group to receive feedback from me and the others in your group
I'll be offering constructive, practical feedback on your work in a group virtual setting for ten past workshop participants maximum so everyone gets the help they need/
Cost per Critique Group: $50 per month
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Group critiques are right for you if...
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You like the motivation and accountability of an ongoing group to produce work
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You've enjoyed learning from others through critiques
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You like the camaraderie and ongoing support of a group
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You can see your composition doesn’t work but you don’t know why. You guess at fixes and aren’t confident in your problem solving skills.
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You find yourself wasting a lot of paint trying to fix paintings that wind up looking opaque.
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Your colors sometimes look muddy or dull.
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Your painting has an amateur look and feel and you want to bring more sophistication to it.
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Your painting rarely turns out the way you envisioned it would when you started.
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When you get stuck on a composition you often cover it up completely with a coat of paint either in frustration or because you don’t know how to fix or work with what is there
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You’re tired of wasting supplies
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When things don’t go well, you get into a power struggle with your painting, feel frustrated with it and either abandon it for months at a time, or drag yourself down telling yourself you’re no good.
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Sometimes your work comes out great, but it’s usually a happy accident.
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You’d like to be able to work in a series to prepare to show your work but find it hard to stick to one theme or style and rely on your skills to do it.
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You spend hours trying things out after watching videos online, but it never quite addresses everything you’re trying to learn.
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You’ve taken online self-paced courses but you want expert eyes on your work so it turns out the way you envisioned it would when you started.
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You want to show or sell your work but are shy about it or don’t know who to approach or how.