How To Find Your Own Style As An Artist

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How To Find Your Own Style As An Artist
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Finding your own style is THE most important thing when it comes to being an artist. Especially in our age of social media where we have access to millions of photos and influences.
It’s important to protect your own style and make sure you are being true to yourself so you can stand out from the crowd.

Whether you are a painter, photographer, ceramicist or whatever, this class is for you.

In this class, I am going to talk you thru my own practices on how I have developed my own unique style along with some tips and actionable steps to help you discover and develop YOUR own style.

Together we will identify different artists styles and learn how to be inspired by your favorite artists without copying their work.

Developing your own style isn’t nearly as intimidating as it may seem.

All you need is a little direction and you will find your own unique style in no time!

This class is "lecture style" where I will be taking you through a series of slides. Feel free to take notes or pull out your sketchbook to work on something while you listen. Be sure to check out the class project, as that is the MOST IMPORTANT part of this entire class. Take action on what you learn and start developing your own style today!

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