Paul Kratter: Mastering Landscapes

You will learn to: Shave years off of your learning curve by doing what Paul does! Get your art to pop by capturing THIS! Rather than paint a scene … paint inspiration! The case for sketching — and it’s a very strong case! Pass on the explosive color … instead, do it Paul’s way Create what is believable — Paul shows you how! Finally! A system to bring shapes to life! One thing you MUST do before you paint — You’ll have to see this to believe it! Trouble with shadows? Not anymore after seeing what Paul does! Also included: Exhibit of Paul’s works High-speed view of demonstration painting Interview with the artist Michelangelo famously said:  “Every block of stone has a statue inside it, and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it.” The same is true for any form of art Your next masterpiece is waiting for you to discover and breathe it into life on the canvas... Paintings that leave impressions through the ages are not about great technique alone, nor just subject matter, but convey part of the painter’s very soul.  True artists are able to capture the intrinsic beauty of the moment and depict the raw emotions they’re feeling, as well as the reality of the scene, simultaneously.  Most artists struggle to do this, but there’s one man who does it with ease.  One man who has conquered the human-error element of plein air painting… The best part? He can show you how to master landscapes too. His name is Paul Kratter.  He’s an award-winning, emotionally driven landscape painter and instructor.  You’re looking for a new way to learn how to paint landscapes? His step-by-step process is easy to follow.  You’ll learn the importance and inherent beauty of the sketch and how it can save you valuable time before you even lift your brush… Learn how focusing on the fundamentals and pre-framing of sketching will help you avoid frustrating and costly mistakes midway through. If you want to learn Paul’s proven method, keep reading…  This is a great opportunity for anyone who wants more freedom in their expression or who just loves art! “I like to Capture the Authenticity of the Day.” — Paul Kratter Course Outline Materials and Tools Choosing the Scene The Sketch Drawing on Canvas Shadow Shapes Light Shapes Shadow Shape Refinement Light Shape Refinement Refinement and Details