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Comment on Intention > 5 ways you can strengthen yours by Bragino

Bragino — Wed, 08 May 2013 13:50:42 +0000

Thanks for your feedback Joanie. I’m honored to have the opportunity to connect with you.
My painting medium is mainly acrylic but I mix in ink, watercolor, and a whole slew of pens, markers, watercolor pencils, grease pencils, just about anything that will make a mark. I’m a bit of a mixed media junkie.

Comment on Intention > 5 ways you can strengthen yours by Joanie

Joanie — Tue, 07 May 2013 17:26:29 +0000

Wow, what perfect timing – to discover your site this morning, Peter. Everything you are saying about intention, and on a larger scale – that of creating art from our deepest and most unique soul material, that all resonates with me deeply. I just signed up for your newsletter and look forward to more inspiration to come. Blessings to you, Joanie

PS – what do you paint with…those lovely modern goddesses? ink? acrylic? gouache?

Comment on Studio redesign and quick tour by Bragino

Bragino — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 03:46:10 +0000

Hey Tiffany. Thanks for checking out the post. Yes I wrote the quote. It’s actually on my desktop of my computer. I keep it there permanently to remind me to push forward and follow through with all I’ve been striving for. Glad you enjoy it!!

Comment on Studio redesign and quick tour by Tiffany Thomas

Tiffany Thomas — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 02:55:35 +0000

WOW Pete, that was awesome!!!
Did you write the above quote? It is Stunning!!!!

Comment on Anatomy for Artists with Scott Eaton by paul

paul — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 18:23:19 +0000

Thanks for the detailed feedback. will set some time aside to go through Scott’s curriculum. You are right, they do chew up a lot of time and need much dedication!

Comment on Anatomy for Artists with Scott Eaton by Bragino

Bragino — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 19:10:49 +0000

Paul. I’ve seen some of Glen’s videos on anatomy and own a couple as well. I’ve tried numerous ways to learn anatomy through books and online videos throughout the years but I finally made a stand and decided to enroll in an immersive course where you could get feedback from an instructor. I can’t compare the Villipu series directly to what Scott Eaton teaches because I haven’t done Glen’s series but I can tell you that the depth of Scott’s course, if you apply yourself, and honestly do the work is well worth the price. For me I needed some sort of time limit on handing in assignments to stay laser focused on the subject and Scott’s course offers that. You’re accountable to the work and that is worth a lot in order to learn the material and move forward from there. The concepts that Glen teaches are more of a construction method of drawing like the way concept designers are taught to draw and I’ve studied that method as well on my own. Scott’s system is straight anatomy using the method of Ecorche to teach you the muscles which I think is extremely effective in learning anatomy. I’ve also taken “Analytical Figure Drawing” with Michael Hampton over at CGMA online which was a great course as well. Anatomy is a comprehensive subject so any of these courses or multiple ones will be helpful. Hope that helps you out. Good luck…..

Comment on Anatomy for Artists with Scott Eaton by paul

paul — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 05:35:39 +0000

Since you’ve been drawing for 10 years, why didn’t you consider Glen Vilppu’s courses instead? if you have taken those could you do a comparison or why you chose this one instead?

Comment on Coming along by Bragino

Bragino — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 01:45:57 +0000

Thanks Pat. Glad you got to check it out. I wish more people were able to get over there to West G to see it as well.

Comment on Coming along by Pat

Pat — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 23:10:27 +0000

Pete I got to see the whole thing, and it is just beautiful, a welcome change to the obscenities that were all over that wall. I’m sure the residents of Gilgo appreciate all of your efforts to improve this piece of their community.