Drawing and painting all levels , free drawing and academic lesson. Modern and contemporary perspective.

Àpd 50.06 $ /h

I am a teacher 21 years experience art teaching in the institution of art and high school, I have master in fine and design in London, any student or person who ones joined my class, they feel happy and very good about the time they spend with me, they immediately improve to the level, not just about practice but also about how they feel good and happy about art, color, move, view, perspective, line, nature, contemporary and modern drawing besides traditional lessons.

Lieu

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Cours chez le professeur :

Stephansplatz, Vienna, Austria

Age

Enfants (7-12 ans)

Adolescents (13-17 ans)

Adultes (18-64 ans)

Seniors (65+ ans)

Niveau du Cours

Débutant

Intermédiaire

Avancé

Durée

60 minutes

120 minutes

Enseigné en

anglais

Compétences

Dessin & croquis

Disponibilité semaine type

(GMT -05:00)

New York

Cours chez le professeur

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

00-04

04-08

08-12

12-16

16-20

20-24

the art of line, drawing basics and advanced levels, tones, painting, coloring, and multi media, history of art

35.41 $ /h

The class contains of practice and theory at the same time, depends on what your level needs, it is for the different ages and different levels. I am going to teach you a basic points and elements that work on your development, as always I design my lesson on a very powerful methods that illegible for your interest, I used to teach art 21 years with a big successful results, you as lover of art you need to follow the instruction with fun and happiness. hope to see as much as student in all levels no mutter you all have to try. much love

Anita

Who this is for?

This course is for motivated students aiming for TU / FH / Akademie - Bachelor Degree, in Vienna.
It follows a mentorship model, providing close guidance and structured support to help students prepare for both Matura and architecture admission exams with greater clarity, efficiency, and (hopefully) reduced risk of burnout.

Format & rhythm

• Recommended rhythm: 2 individual sessions / week, each 3–4 h, primarily held in person.
• Online sessions are offered only when in-person attendance is not possible.
• Start: ideally 9–12 months before the admission date.
• First session: skills assessment drawing test + short questionnaire (preferences, favorite architects, goals). Students who present previous work skip the drawing test.
• Language: English (with translations/explanations as needed).
• Recommended age: 16+

1. Working plan — core sections

• Artistic / Representation: traditional drawing (still life, line quality, composition), shape and volume studies, color and material basics, light and values, architectural views, physical modeling and sculpture, photography for portfolio use.
• Technical / Graphic: freehand and constructed perspective, light and shadow, entourage elements, axonometric representation, plans, sections, elevations, layouting (typography, scale, measurements).
• Theory & Context: contemporary architecture history, design thinking, styles and movements, architectural language and terminology, materials and finishes, case studies.
• Digital & Professional Tools: 2D and 3D tools introduction, presentation techniques, workflow examples from real architectural projects.
• Studio Practice & Cognitive Skills: work ethics, time management, critique culture, creative flow, vision pitch and rhetoric, thinking from small to large scale

2. Portfolio building / Motivational letter + Ranking test (TU Wien)

• Portfolio strategy aligned with the student’s vision and academic criteria; project-based work with feedback; curated final portfolio pages; captions and visual storytelling;
• TU Wien - specific support including sketches for the motivation letter and ranking test preparation.

3. Interview & Jury impression

• How to present choices: storytelling (problem → idea → resolution → learning).
• Jury cares about: clarity of thinking, process visibility, curiosity, adaptability, visual literacy, attitude.
• Prepare answers for likely questions: motivations, favorite works, why architecture, what you learned from a project, how you solve problems.

4. Extras (optional)

• Urban sketching, museum visits, architecture and design events, photography walks, model making

5. Resources

• Recommended books, articles, case studies, presentations, 2D and 3D models where needed.

Anita

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