About this session
Get ready to create paintings that will amaze you!
Monet: Haystacks: Pedagogic material created by Peter Inglis for the Gallery Quality Painting sessions at Inglis Academy.
Another Dream Team who are having great fun in our Gallery Quality Painting
stream (L to R): Linda - Naomi - Cherry - Louise - Vendula.
Complete a Gallery Quality Painting in each session as you learn the processes of the great artists.
Here I am demonstrating Renoir: Bouquet of Roses, 1880.
A demo sketch painted by myself during Monet: Water Lilies 1919, no.2.
Entry Requirements
- Complete a Beginner's session (regardless of skill level)
- Be assessed as suitable
- Receive an invitation email to Gallery Quality Painting
- Book a session
Gallery Quality paintings.
What will we learn
OK, you've painted a Van Gogh or Monet under my supervision.
You know the drill now:
- My 4 step process
- Chevreaux Colour System
- Basic brush strokes
Now... we will take all of your new paintings to "gallery quality"!
I create teaching aids specific to each session.
Tone | Original image | Colour analysis and matching reference.
Benefits
- Almost individual coaching with the benefit or a positive group environment
- Each session has a particular focus (perspective, glazing, brushwork, etc)
- High quality results
- Boutique classes = Intensive and personalised coaching.
- Develop your confidence as an artist
- Use professional processes and methods.
- Complete 1 painting per session.
- Professional Studio Environment.
- Use professional materials.
- Learn ALL the tricks of the trade.
- Develop a huge repertoire, quickly.
Student paintings
One Gallery Quality Painting session was all that was required to produce this stunning ensemble of shimmering Monets, which will light up any room they're hung in!
Student works from the GQP program.
Book a Gallery Quality Painting session
Here is the current Gallery Quality Painting schedule, which is updated weekly.
Get ready to produce paintings that will amaze your friends and family!
By their fruits ye shall know them...
... add some paintings to your life.
About this session
Are you a time-poor professional who would really like to find the time to paint? If so, you've come to the right place!
Paint one of the most famous impressionist masterworks by Claude Monet in your very first art lesson!
What happens in this session?
I have developed the world's most accelerated art education method to help you become the painter you want to be.
How good is it? Read some testimonials.
How to book:
- Interest: Check your interest and curiosity level.
- Audition: Choose a session time (all our sessions run 12-4 on Saturdays and Sundays):
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Monet: Japanese Bridge No.2, 1899
subject to availability.
Monet: Japanese bridge no.2, 1899
- Find session times
Vouchers
If you have a Lux, Cudo or Groupon voucher email me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with:
- Session date
- Groupon voucher security code - or - Lux/Cudo/Living Social voucher code
- EACH attendee's:
- Full name
- email address
- mobile number
Note that bookings will not be accepted without these details. This is an anti-fraud measure that has unfortunately proved necessary.
Your assessment
During your first session I will assess your:
- Curiosity about Art.
- Problem solving skills.
- Ability to learn.
- Sensitivity to Colour
- Sense of Style
- Ability to work well in a small, focussed group.
If accepted, you will be offered the opportunity to join a select group of art enthusiasts in our Gallery Quality Painting program.
Here are the GQP paintings currently scheduled (by topic).
All sessions by date.
What is Gallery Quality Painting?
Terms and conditions
Note: All sessions of Easy Aussie Art in 2018 have concluded.
Easy Aussie Art is a special promotion exclusively for Cudo and Living Social customers.
Terms and conditions
Entry requirements: see Art Syllabus
Description: People often ask about portrait painting and my reply is "you need certain skill sets to enjoy it", and this is true. Now, by working through our Masterwork and Floral paintings you will have enough skills in brush work and colour mixing to tackle portraits and have fun!
The human face is something we see every day. We are really good at telling one face from another.
Why then are they so difficult to draw or paint?
Two reasons:
- Seeing: The right brain keeps jumping in and making it hard to actually see the face.
- Rendering: To express a face in paint requires some sophisticated tool sets.
Luckily for you I have developed an interesting and quick path to portrait painting:
Your path to portrait painting at Inglis Academy.
Portrait Artist Grade 1: Repertoire
Portrait Drawing 101 - you must do this session before your portrait paintings.
Description: Learn to draw a face in any orientation, and add form. Get familiar with the shapes in the eyes, nose, mouth and ears.
Van Gogh: Self Portrait, 1889 -
Paint it
Description:
The language of line. A very stylised portrait with the characteristic Van Gogh texture of many short lines.
Manet: Bar at the Folies-Bergère (excerpt) -
Paint it
Description: A textured direct looking portrait.
Vermeer: Girl with a Pearl Earring, 1665 -
Paint it
Description: One of the most iconic portraits in western art. Porcelain smoothness of the skin is achieved by fine gradation of tone and multiple layers of thin paint.
