What is the benefit of unlocking hidden drawing and painting talents?
Those who are able to express themselves artistically are motivated and interested, creative and constructive.
They gain confidence to succeed in life, no matter what path they may follow in the future.
Learning how to draw and paint, then, represents much more that the pull of a pencil or the sweep of a brush.
Learning how to draw is the first crucial step for a lifetime of creativity.
Countless studies have proven that quality drawing and painting fine art instruction enhances academic success.
And yet, drawing and painting fine art programs are vanishing from our schools.
All to often, children, teens and even young adults wind up glued to the television or playing video games for hours on end while they could be enhancing their lives through creative pursuits like drawing and painting.
That's where The Gluck Method of fine art instruction comes in.
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For more than a quarter century, Mr. Gluck’s drawing and painting method has been employed to teach fine art to children, teens, and adults.
The Gluck Method is a step-by-step process that not only teaches one to learn to draw and how to paint, but provides a thorough grounding in fine art skills.
That's what makes our home study drawing and painting courses, our studio drawing and painting classes, as well as our online how to draw and paint courses stand out from the rest.
Our courses - whether taken at home, online, or within one of our many studios - are not only fun; they provide drawing and painting skills that can be used for a lifetime.
The fine art program begins with "step drawings," with which students learn to draw objects from basic geometric shapes. Advancing further, art lessons become more detail-oriented and students even learn to deconstruct" a completed drawing or photograph into its principal shapes.
This improves observational drawing skills and hand-eye coordination so that students really learn to how to draw and paint. |
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Which in turn sparks their imagination.
From there, they progress on to painting in watercolor, charcoals, pastels, and finally oils.
At advanced levels, it is not uncommon for students as young as seven or eight to paint duplications of the great masters, such as Monet, Manet, Van Gogh, Renoir and others.
Quite frankly, their drawings and paintings have to be seen to be believed.
That’s what The Gluck Method is all about… unlocking hidden artistic talent!
You too can learn to draw and paint beautifully!
If you live in Southern California or Canada, you can find out more about our studios and learn to draw and paint here.
Otherwise, you can start online right away by visiting our how to draw online course page.
Or order our home study courses and learn to draw at home.
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