3 Keys to Being a Better Painter

Sometimes painting videos and painting instructors can make painting seem much more difficult than it really is. Join me in the studio as I reveal the 3 Keys to Being a Better Painter.
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[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Thanks for watching "3 Keys to Being a Better Painter." I appreciate your support!

[@kirbythompson8032]

Thanks!

[@annielittlewolf2017]

practicing and practicing!

[@kirbythompson8032]

What you are describing is what I learned from you through your online classes. I painted, on and off, for years before I found your courses and it changed everything for me. It is so true, it gives you a way to approach each and every painting, regardless of medium, style or subject.

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Yep. Thanks Kirby - happy I can help.

[@vishnus655]

Thanks David. Excellent advice.

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Vishnu, you’re welcome.

[@maxlinesartist]

Real good advice David thanks

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Max, you’re welcome.

[@kerengurionart]

Thanks David!

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Keren, you’re welcome!

[@foreveryoung4980]

tnx, interesting

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Thanks for watching

[@pamcofer9924]

Thanks for your encouragement. I’m working towards that consistent body of work. I’m getting there and your class and videos have helped so much.

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Hi Pam-it takes time so enjoy the journey.

[@cdheidt]

#3 is the hardest.

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Chris, you are exactly right, #3 is the most difficult key - and the one that possibly takes the longest to accomplish. Thanks for watching and sharing.

[@cdheidt]

@@davidm.kesslerfineart1717 This will be my first year teaching art in the public school system, but I’ve been painting for ten years. I still am working on Step 3. I’m supposed to teach highschool art students to develop a cohesive body of work (now they call it “sustained investigation)… Anyways, I guess I will get there with more focus. Thanks David. Enjoy your videos and your work.

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@@cdheidt best of lick on the teaching gig!

[@cdheidt]

@@davidm.kesslerfineart1717 Thank you sir! Much respect. 😊

[@k8paints]

Easy peasy Dave!!! 😉😜

[@davidm.kesslerfineart1717]

Thanks Kate!