MY PROFESSOR PAINTED ON MY PAINTING #painting #art

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my moulage teacher did this to me last week lol i was unsure on how to cut the collar and he just grabbed my scissors and did it. it can help a lot to see it done properly right in front of you!!!

Wow!! Does this painting resemble the story of Adam & Eve by any chance?

The green one is so pretty

This actually came out beautifully!

My old professor just grabbed my paint brush and 'fixed' my issue without permission. I told her everyone had an issue with her doing that and she said everyone's just 'too sensitive' i still have mixed emotions about it 🤔

Those apples look fantastic dude

I love that

That does feel very useful! Also a good lesson in putting more weight in the process than the final product and treating every painting as a learning experience

I sometimes whish my prof would do that, I could learn the technique better if he did. But I find his comments sometimes shellow.

I absolutely love this painting.

I had an art teacher who drew on your work with sharpie 😬 she would basically make you pivot into whatever she wanted you to change. I remember we did a project where we where making our drawings into a real item and she made me do the idea she had bc she didn’t like mine lol I had to do a glass of lemonade 😞

I’ve had professors in my art school just paint on my paintings, or draw on my stuff.

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My professor does also paint on our paintings, but without asking, or telling what he’s going to do, or caring what you think. If he thinks you’re wrong, he will try and ‘fix it’ and I hate him for that.

Sometimes you just gotta watch the pros for a minute, Ive been there myself as a story quilter❤

the perspective of the painting is all over the place

I would love that actually. I learn better by someone actually showing me what I need to do, and people ALWAYs think it’s me not wanting to do something. Like no it would be helpful for someone to show me first and then I will try again

I love when ppl paint over my stuff its feels like a colab hehe

my teacher used to mark up the painting or drawing without asking. then we’d have to completely do it over bc she screwed the whole thing up…i remember putting my foot down and CONSTANTLY telling her to speak and explain instead of doodling all over my art :/

It's a really cool painting

does anyone know the type of paint used in this painting? i’ve tried painting with acrylic but it dries out so fast that i can’t blend anything :(

This composition and style are incredible! And I'm glad he respects both your art and you as an artist enough to ask permission before demonstrating the technique on your work. Also it looks like he was mostly focused on a spot in the middle ground so its not as if he was going in over the stunning details on the snake and apples. I personally learn really well from watching people work so this teaching style would be right up my alley.

My professor don't even ask he just grabs a red pencil and is like I think you should do it like this and draws right on top

If an art teacher started painting my work girl I’d be honoured less work for me lol

Beautiful painting love how deep the symbolism is! I'm getting Garden of Eden analogy the background of the clouds reflecting in the heaven and the porcelain plate reflects on the humanism of development and our uncanny need to bite the apple of Eden. My interpretation

And my teacher just grabs it outta my hand and be like put more shadows use blue here grab this dirty color on the pallete T^T

Is that a representation of the first sin ?

I love this teaching style too because I don’t know what they mean until they show me 😂 my prof does this too

im a medical student and when i was in school training to be a phlebotomist, my teacher straight up grabbed my hand and put the needle in my classmate 😭 you can imagine how mortified we were, but it turned out good.

He is teaching. And constructive critic is the best you can hope for ❤

I mean, it kind of makes sense because artist are more visual. Sometimes to get your point across, you have to take it to the most tangible level.

Sometimes it's had to explain it without showing you how to fix it!

im glad ur teacher let u use headphones. im not even in a major art class and he wont let us, and plays the same playlists. claims its so we dont miss him teaching

sir…u told us not to talk while the model is there (nude drawing class) and u verbally saying the same buzzwords doesnt teach me.

HATE BAIT

Do they even teach perspective or is that not really a thing anymore? Proportions looking way janky

I was never a painter but loved my painting professor bc i felt like all his advice about painting doubled as life advice. Steve Cushner from DC. an awesome artist

Best advice I ever got is: when you think your done blending keep going… think your done now? Nope? Well actually look at it next time okay?

As an art teacher, in my school we actively participated in students' works, not in a we control the direction of their art way, but in a we demonstrate exactly what they are trying to do so on a smaller part of the painting so they can see the technique and replicate it for everything else

My 3D arts teacher in high school pulled that crap, would just grab your pen or whatever and start going at it without asking

This is incredible, I'm inspired by you to paint a bit more, but it's gonna be shit compared to this 😂

Im glad he didn't just rip into you for the snake or the core apple or even the depth of the plate and the lighting. Everyone deserves a good teacher because how do we know it's wrong until we are as good as the best

I actually grew to loveeee crit... it was almost addictive to me, i just loved breaking things down in an almost three dimensional way, as a visual learner that is truly how I learnt to execute much better with way more depth and value