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Last Updated: Wednesday, 12 February 2020 06:20
In our "Paint a Masterwork" sessions our students complete their own unique interpretation of a masterwork painting by Van Gogh, Monet, Cezanne or an Australian landscape in just 4 hours.
Take the 'Paint a Masterwork' class and finish a masterwork painting in one lesson.
All you have to do is turn up, and 4 hours later you will take home a Van Gogh, Monet or Cezanne created with your own mind and hands!
Whether you are a total beginner, an art student or already a practicing professional, seize the day and lift your game! No experience necessary! My innovative approach to the Western traditions will give your creative expression a huge boost.
How do we do it? By using a process oriented system based on Maslovian psychology and a deep practical knowledge of the methods used by the Masters of Western art.
Read more: About our 'Paint a Masterwork' sessions
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Last Updated: Tuesday, 23 July 2019 13:41
Note: All sessions of Easy Aussie Art in 2019 have concluded.
In 2 hours I will coach you through a beaut Aussie landscape painting!
No experience necessary. Experience the power of the Inglis Art Method.
Recommended Retail Price: $99.00
How do you book?
- Email me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with your:
- Session date and time (see below)
- Name/s
- Cudo/Deals voucher code
- emails
- Mobiles
All materials are provided and you will complete a great painting!
Session date and times
September 1st (Saturday) at 12:00-2:00 p.m. and another session at 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Note:
This offer is ONLY available to new clients at Inglis Academy, and exclusively to Cudo/Deals customers.
Adults only (19 years and over). No children.
Subject to our Terms and conditions, 2018.
Student paintings
Check out the awesome results which beginner students get. > > in only 2 hours! < <
Student version, completed in a 2 hour session!
Student version, completed in a 2 hour session!
Student version, completed in a 2 hour session!
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Last Updated: Wednesday, 27 May 2020 05:14
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| Which painting should I do? |
Do them all. Do any of them.
My best painters are the ones who have done the most paintings.
Any of the paintings in my syllabus will advance your art literacy.
The paintings are curated, researched, painted and dissected. Finally all that is reassembled into a lesson plan that gets you through the painting in 4 hours.
Embedded in each painting are valuable lessons about art. |
| I want to do that painting! |
That's fine. You can do any of the scheduled sessions, subject to availability. Bear in mind that the syllabus is pretty big, at over 100 paintings. So the painting you like may only be scheduled once per year, if that. Keep an eye on the schedule and scan the newsletter because new paintings tend to book out within days!
As your Art Literacy develops, you will be able to paint exactly what you like, using the tools you gain by working through my syllabus. In my method you learn the methods of the French Impressionist masters, the impressionist process and colour system, and how to apply that to all styles of painting. |
| I don't want to do that painting. |
The time to be fussy is NOT when you are still learning. This is a very common beginner's mistake. Trust the teacher and the syllabus, By not doing a painting you will miss out on valuable insights and art learning experiences. Repetition is one of your most valuable learning strategies.
The syllabus is built around Monet, Van Gogh, Cezanne, local landscapes painted in their style and other giants of the art world. All paintings in the syllabus have been carefully researched, curated and developed into a teaching plan.
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| I don't like (that painter) |
If that painter is in the course, he's there for very good reasons. Do the painting - it will change your perception and broaden your taste. |
| I'm not interested in (that subject) |
See previous answer. |
| I really only want to do a particular painting. |
Private Art Coaching is available. I will coach you through your favourite painting in a 5 hour session. Note that package deal discounts to not apply to private coaching. |
The Mission: Art Literacy
The mission at Inglis Academy is to fast track Art Literacy via detailed instruction in a broad painting repertoire.
If you are interested in getting better at painting, and expanding your tastes and understanding of western painting then you are in the right place!,
Read some of the lesson descriptions and read some Testimonials
The syllabus combines a very wholistic approach (Cultural context, literature, Musical analysis, Movement) with reductionist coaching in technique when necessary.
Renoir: Bouquet of Roses, 1880 - demo painting by Peter Inglis.
There is a large Monet component in the syllabus. I regard Monet as the "Bach of Art".
Repetition
Repetition is an essential learning strategy. We learn a lot by painting the same scene many times. The more savvy students take advantage of the opportunity to repeat a painting and measure their improvement.
Rain's two versions of this Renoir, painted in class 6 months apart.
"Hi, Peter,
The left painting was done in your class last week. The right roses were painted on 9th Sep, 2018. Such a difference : < ) Thank you so much for teaching me over one year. I learn a lot and enjoy painting much more than before."
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Is it for you?
Inglis Academy caters to people who are really curious about Art. You want to know how it works, where it comes from, and most importantly... how to do it!
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Enjoy one-on-one art instruction from myself, Peter Inglis.
I have written more than 12 books on art and created a syllabus which has seen hundreds of people enter the art world through painting masterworks by Van Gogh, Monet and Cezanne.
Buy 'Private Art Coaching 4 hours' and contact Peter at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to schedule your session.
Here are some examples.
Michelle is the happy owner and the creator of this interpretation of Monet's Waterlilies No.1, 1916.
Having participated in six masterwork painting sessions Michelle felt ready to tackle a larger scalework.
She had previously painted this piece in a regular session, and so was already familiar with the subject. To complete this large version required 8 hours of private one-one-one coaching.
Read more: Private Art Instruction
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Last Updated: Tuesday, 14 March 2017 05:20
Van Gogh: Wheat Field with Cypresses, 1889
