The Ultimate Guide to Miniature Painting for Beginners
The Ultimate Guide to Miniature Painting for Beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 29 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 27 subscribers.
You will learn about What is a miniature painting and how do we create it? Introduction to miniature art Geometric design of Safavid style Pencil practice Pencil sharpening of the main part Engraving practice Engraving the original design Cloud training in miniature Tree training in miniature Reminders of the basics and intervals in face design Figure Drawing Work with watercolors in miniature Work with gouache in miniature A combination of watercolor and gouache Pardaz in miniature Pardaz in Rock drawing Pardaz in face drawing Work with acrylic paint This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone from absolute beginners to experienced artists who want to learn or master miniature painting technique. It is particularly useful for Anyone from absolute beginners to experienced artists who want to learn or master miniature painting technique.
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Summary
Title: The Ultimate Guide to Miniature Painting for Beginners
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4.5
Number of Lectures: 29
Number of Published Lectures: 29
Number of Curriculum Items: 29
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- What is a miniature painting and how do we create it?
- Introduction to miniature art
- Geometric design of Safavid style
- Pencil practice
- Pencil sharpening of the main part
- Engraving practice
- Engraving the original design
- Cloud training in miniature
- Tree training in miniature
- Reminders of the basics and intervals in face design
- Figure Drawing
- Work with watercolors in miniature
- Work with gouache in miniature
- A combination of watercolor and gouache
- Pardaz in miniature
- Pardaz in Rock drawing
- Pardaz in face drawing
- Work with acrylic paint
Who Should Attend
- Anyone from absolute beginners to experienced artists who want to learn or master miniature painting technique.
Target Audiences
- Anyone from absolute beginners to experienced artists who want to learn or master miniature painting technique.
Miniature painting is a traditional style of art that is very detailed, often referred to as painting or working “in miniature”. Because of their origins as illuminations, they are also painted to have as smooth of a surface as possible. (it is also suggested that miniature art may have been influenced by the medals of ancient Rome as well) Miniature art can be traced back to ancient Egyptian manuscripts on papyrus scrolls. Monks are also often highlighted for their contributions to early miniature painting with their beautifully illuminated manuscripts such as the Celtic Book of Kells and England’s Lindisfarne Gospels (both of which measure around 9″ x 12″). Some early manuscripts contain miniature paintings on their pages that depict beautiful arrangements of life sized flower arrangements on their borders. The history of miniature painting is also seen throughout the world in various other cultures.
Miniature painting began out of necessity for illustrating documents and manuscripts to aid those reading them during a time when many were not able to, before printing was invented. The miniature helped to convey the story and meaning of the written word. Therefore, the art of miniature painting is directly connected to the book arts. The various sized illuminations (pictures) were cut out of these books or documents so that they could be carried more easily. Later, developing from the carried miniature, portrait miniature artists were commissioned to paint small portraits – paintings that were used as we use wallet sized photographs today. These sizes of miniature paintings became popular with collectors and are often referred to as “hand held miniatures”. Portrait miniatures were painted in larger sizes as well, for example master miniaturist, Nicholas Hilliard, Peter Oliver, and Sir Charles William Ross all painted works that were of a larger size.Sizes
Miniature painting is sometimes confused and assumed that the pieces must be small or depict subjects on a smaller scale to be considered miniature art, though this is not the case. It is helpful to keep in mind that the origins of the term “miniature” have nothing to do with a size. The word miniature comes from the terms ‘minium’ (used for the red lead paint used in illuminated manuscripts) and ‘miniare’ (Latin for ‘to color with red lead’).
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Miniature painting
Lecture 1: Geometric design of Safavid style
Lecture 2: Pencil practice
Lecture 3: Pencil sharpening of the original design Part 1
Lecture 4: Pencil sharpening of the original design Part 2
Lecture 5: Engraving practice
Lecture 6: Engraving the original design – part 1
Lecture 7: Engraving the original design – part 2
Lecture 8: Engraving the original design – part 3
Lecture 9: Cloud drawing in miniature part 1
Lecture 10: Cloud drawing in miniature part 2
Lecture 11: Tree drawing in miniature
Lecture 12: Reminders of the basics and intervals in Figure Drawing
Lecture 13: Figure Drawing
Lecture 14: Working with watercolors in miniature
Lecture 15: Working with gouache in miniature
Lecture 16: Combination of watercolor and gouache
Lecture 17: Pardaz in miniature part 1
Lecture 18: Pardaz in miniature part 2
Lecture 19: Rock design Pardaz part 1
Lecture 20: Rock design Pardaz part 2
Lecture 21: Rock design Pardaz part 3
Lecture 22: Pardaz on the face part 1
Lecture 23: Pardaz on the face part 2
Lecture 24: Pardaz on the face part 3
Lecture 25: Pardaz on the face part 4
Lecture 26: Working with acrylic part 1
Lecture 27: Working with acrylic part 2
Lecture 28: Working with acrylic part 3
Lecture 29: Working with acrylic part 4
Instructors
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Amin MohammadYousef Izadpanahi
Painter, graphic designer and motion graphist
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