Art Alive! - Bartalot, Sally
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A book for teachers and students alike, Art Alive! chronicles the teaching techniques and astounding artistic results of Sally Bartalot. Contour drawing, Sumi brush strokes, value studies, color mixing, negative space, perspective exercises, colored pencil techniques, shape and color analyzing, watercolor, oil painting, and drawing are all included in this book. The lesson plans, instructions, and guidelines along with her students work is documented so that new art students who have never experienced Sallys classes might benefit.

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A book for teachers and students alike, Art Alive! chronicles the teaching techniques and astounding artistic results of Sally Bartalot. Contour drawing, Sumi brush strokes, value studies, color mixing, negative space, perspective exercises, colored pencil techniques, shape and color analyzing, watercolor, oil painting, and drawing are all included in this book. The lesson plans, instructions, and guidelines along with her students work is documented so that new art students who have never experienced Sallys classes might benefit.
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Artist Sally Bartalot writes with a natural combination of instruction and humor. "What I believe I have offered my classes is a comprehensive foundation in art that supports any field. I have dealt with composition, techniques and with each of the seven elements (tools) of art, individually and in combination. The issue of 'Where do we start?' has remained a life-long interest. I am happy that the beginning processes have not been anxiety-producing for students. It has been instinctive for me to intervene at the moment I see frustration building in order to clarify and redirect. There is an old joke about why I can critique so rapidly. It is because I only have between 'I don't like it!' and 'riiiip!' to come up with something!"