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What can i do to learn more art?

i really want to know more about arts

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Thank you comment icon Search on internet for art related sites that you are interested in. Try to do some beginning classes that are on YouTube and keep practicing. Also check out what colleges in you're area has that you can enroll in RHONDA R REMINGTON-SMITH
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Paul’s Answer

You can do inquiries at local community markets and art festivals.

Many colleges and universities also offer courses in art.

But, I have actually discovered that I learned the most from documentaries about art and artists and art design on youtube and on local public television stations.
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Edward’s Answer

Hi Nica, I would advise that you start spending more time on practice sessions. Try to focus on what kind of art you’re into ( manga, comics, portraits, fantasy, etc.) you will also need to research, and invest in the proper techniques, tools, and media that will allow you to create what you like. Also consider instructional videos and apps. that relate to what your interests are. Good luck and remember to practice, practice, practice! Perfect practice makes perfect.

Edward recommends the following next steps:

Invest time and energy
Acquire tools and media
Research teaching methods
Use apps. & whatever is easiest to get into
Focus on what you like…step out of the box, and try to find subject matter that will make you well rounded.
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Widya’s Answer

Hi, Nica!
I am glad to know about your interest in art.

I can give you some tips about that. As an illustrator with 5 years of experience, I can say that first, you should know what kind of art you like. If you are interested in illustration, you can do:

Widya recommends the following next steps:

Practice and learn art, especially building your own art style. In this step, you can try to redraw art that exists. But, if you wanna post on social media, don't forget to add credits. It's a bare minimum:)
Create your own art style! If you know, an artist with an art style looks interesting in the client's eye. And give more value of his art:) 3.
Always practice, because practice make perfect. You can try in traditional art first, an then move to digital app, such as photoshop, illustrator, clip studio paint, etc.
Don't forget to ask feedback to your friend or the professional artist about your art
And last, if you confidence about your art, you can try to open commission to your client! Good luck!!!!!
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Ailynn’s Answer

College courses or online certificate courses are great starting points to learn the fundamentals of art, design, animation, and more. Learning art history is also important, as you can learn a lot of techniques and motives from many former artists. This can help you explore your own style. If you don't have time to do courses, then YouTube is your next best bet. MANY professional artists learn several techniques from YouTube with the certain program they're working with.
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Sari’s Answer

Hi Nica,

I suggest spending time visiting local art museums, many of which have free admission for students. If you can't get to museums, browsing their websites can show you their different collections. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has great learning resources on their website (https://www.metmuseum.org/learn/learning-resources) in addition to access to their collections spanning antiquities to contemporary art.

Good luck!
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Mary Patrice’s Answer

Hi, Nica. It's great to hear that you are interested in learning more about art. To begin, you can research art online as there is a wealth of public information available on the topic. Starting with the basics and fundamentals is a good way to build a strong foundation of knowledge. However, if you are looking for more specific courses or skills, you will need to invest time and effort into learning and becoming proficient in the necessary software or programs. This way, you can expand your knowledge and abilities in the art field.
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Priscilla’s Answer

What do you create just for yourself? Keep up creating, trying different media and think about taking some classes. I took a class at the Corcoran (now defunct) and it got me my first commision. Read Ben Shahns book The Shape of Content, it really spoke to me, i was in HS then. Went to college of art at a large univ after HS. Realized i just didnt have the passion or talent. Went to furniture design school...found my plce..design plus hands on construction. Later had my own shop for 20 yrs. So there are many paths...dont be afraid...good luck!
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