Hello Everyone,
Winifred Whitfield has joined the Digital Art Academy team and is starting her first class tomorrow, Matisse Inspired. Winifred has studied Matisse at length and developed a wonderful digital style inspired by this master. I love looking at her examples, the bright colors, the simplified forms, and the magnificent patterns. I know you will want to take this class. She is teaching it in Corel Painter X3 and Corel Painter 2015.
It starts tomorrow. Is it too late to register? Absolutely not. Registration always stays open for the first week of class, but after that registration closes. To register for the class, you will want to go the Digital Art Academy and sign in if you have an account. If not, look to the right side of the page and select Create New Account. Follow the prompts. You must create an account before you can register for any class; this doesn’t register you, it just allows you to register when you wish. If you have any trouble, then take a look at the PDF How To Register and Enroll in a Class at Digital Art Academy. Once you registered all the wonderful videos and resources that Winifred has for you are available.
The amount of resources Winifred makes available is amazing. And all are downloadable to your computer for you to view over and over at your leisure. You will upload your assignments and Winifred will give you helpful hints and constructive criticism about your work.
Take a look at some of Winifred’s images for the class. I particularly like the work inspired by Matisse cutouts.
This window is very striking:
I know that her class will go into depth about how to make patterns with Corel Painter. Making patterns is great fun; you will love it.
I hope to see you in the class. I wouldn’t miss it.
Do go to the Digital Art Academy and register for Matisse Inspired. It is a good decision. Winifred is an accomplished artist and teacher; learning from her is easy.
Remember, you can register anytime in the first week of class, but don’t wait; don’t miss a single day with Winifred.
Enjoy,
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