@@robdavinroy1761I became a full-time professional artist around 15 years ago, after building up my portfolio, customer base, and teaching part-time as soon as I left art college. I was classically trained, and I enjoy passing that knowledge on to my students. Everyone’s journey in art is unique, depending on what kind of art you want to create or sell and whether you’re interested in teaching. Teaching has been especially rewarding for me, as it keeps me learning and exploring new ideas. Hope this helps clarify a bit more!
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Super 🎉
I love this. You make it look so easy.
Well, it is raining right now, as it does in Northern California in the winter. Might be a great time to try this. Thank you!
Have fun! 🎊🖌️
💙Awesome!. How many years do you think it took you to develop your technique?
@@robdavinroy1761 Develop your technique with practice, practice, practice!! You never stop learning!
@@ArtClassWithZoeyes of course, but was wondering how long it took you to get where you are today?
@@robdavinroy1761I became a full-time professional artist around 15 years ago, after building up my portfolio, customer base, and teaching part-time as soon as I left art college. I was classically trained, and I enjoy passing that knowledge on to my students. Everyone’s journey in art is unique, depending on what kind of art you want to create or sell and whether you’re interested in teaching. Teaching has been especially rewarding for me, as it keeps me learning and exploring new ideas. Hope this helps clarify a bit more!