Portrait of an African Woman

Portraitof an African Woman

An oil painting marathon that is anything but dull

A clear, simple guide from the experienced painter Mikhail Mishinsky on painting a picture in the modern portrait genre.

WhenFebruary 25, 7:00 PM MSK
TechniqueIn oil

At the end of the marathon you will have the result in the form of your own oil painting, which will look professional

Marathon

An oil painting marathon that is anything but dullPortraitof an African Woman

A clear, simple guide from the experienced painter Mikhail Mishinsky on painting a picture in the modern portrait genre.

WhenFebruary 25, 7:00 PM MSK
TechniqueIn oil
At the end of the marathon you will have the result in the form of your own oil painting, which will look professional
Portrait of an African Woman

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Course€13.70
Total€21.60€13.70

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What the course gives you

We will paint a richly colored image of a beautiful African woman in the style of contemporary impressionism and talk about the particular structure of her face.

What you will learn:

- to construct a female portrait properly

- to work with the palette and with tone, to mix complex shades for dark skin

- to convey reflected light and a variety of textures: fabric, the shine of jewelry, hair..

- to place color accents and highlights properly, so that the picture looks harmonious and the image alive and natural

Course programme

  • Lesson 1

    Lesson 1

    February 23, 7:00 PM MSK

  • Lesson 2

    Lesson 2

    February 25, 7:00 PM MSK

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Mikhail Mishinsky

Artist, teacher

Mikhail Mishinsky
  • Founder of the online creative school "ARTCLASS"
  • Co-founder of the painting school "Izo Project PARTA"

Back in 1996 my parents took me to a children's art school. That was how it was done - children were sent to learn to draw. But unlike my classmates at the "art school", even then I had made up my mind that painting would be my profession.

After school I went to a college of culture, where I qualified as a "Master Artist". It is the place where they taught me not only to paint, but to cross-stitch, to knot macramé, to model and to carve... In short, everything you can possibly imagine in the crafts was passed on to me there by experienced teachers.

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