Brian Adgate Art Lessons In Drawing And Painting
About
I have an MFA from the University of Wisconsin . I have taught at the high school and college level for over twenty years. I teach at Quincy College painting, drawing and design. I have had my own company in the past working with designers and interior decorators painting faux finishes and murals in homes, restaurants, and businesses. I can provide career advice for those starting out and professional advice for those who want to sell their work such as contacting galleries. I will provide a syllabus lesson plans and text books on drawing and painting to my students.
I enjoy most seeing my students advance in their skill level. It is very rewarding to see a student progress and enjoy their accomplishments. Teaching art has always been an enjoyable way to make a living and sI do it very well.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
My typical process is to first meet them and go over what they want to learn from me and talk about how I can help them. I have a vast knowledge of art history, art movements , techniques, in painting and drawing. I usually provide a syllabus if they want one. I generally find out if the lessons they desire is for a hobby or towards a career. I then give them a list of materials they will need to purchase and where to buy them
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
My education and knowledge of art is vast. I have an MFA from the University of Wisconsin. I have taught drawing, painting and design from the high school to the college level. I have been a painter , a sculptor, and have run my own business as a decorative painter for some of the areas top designers. I have a vast portfolio of my work to show my students I am a working artist with a studio where I work and I have exhibited my work in galleries throughout the New England area.