Plastic/Oil Painting Class
Although both media involve applying paint with a brush, they are very different!
Both have their own advantages and disadvantages ~ suitable for students with different painting styles
A more detailed explanation is given below.
Plastic paint
acrylic color
☻ As the name suggests, the texture after drying is like a piece of glue☻ Quick drying, can be dried in a few minutes☻ If you make a mistake, you can cover it with pigment and paint again☻ Use water to dilute the pigment☻ Can be painted on objects of different textures (such as paper, cloth, glue, wood, etc.)
☻ Light-resistant, not easy to change color ☻ Waterproof
* Beginners are advised to learn plastic painting first.
Oil paint
oil color
☻ Slow drying, can take up to a month to completely dry
☻ You can modify and erase the drawn parts repeatedly
☻ The painting style is more realistic
☻ Use oil to spread the pigment (it will have a smell)
☻ The pigments are a bit expensive
☻ Throughout history, many famous paintings were created using oil paints
(Like Monrolisa!)
* Suitable for students who want to paint realistic paintings~
Monet's Impression, Sunrise, 1872 in the background
Also painted using oil paint!
Target
✓ Want to draw more realistic paintings
✓ Still life/pets/landscapes are all welcome!
✓Try to create a texture
✓ It would be better if you have basic sketching skills~
Course Content
✓ Coloring Techniques
✓ Color theory
✓ Picture composition
✓ Changes in light and dark shadows
form
1) One plastic painting experience class
~ Experience the texture and usage of plastic paint
~ Complete the painting on the small wooden frame
~ Add quartz sand to create texture paintings
2) One oil painting experience class
~ Experience the texture and usage of oil paint
～ Still life painting on wooden frame
(As it takes time to dry, it can only be collected two weeks after the class is completed)
3) 6 to 8 interest classes
～ Progressively learn more advanced skills
～ The instructor will have a tailor-made lesson plan, and you can also ask what you want to learn!
～ Draw what you want to draw more naturally