We turn your passion for art into a profession. Shine your art! Change the world! Some of these techniques can only be found at Milan Art Institute.
You will experience great community and friendship, as you gain classic essential skill, as well as innovative techniques John and Elli Milan have developed over the last 18 years. You will find the atmosphere at Milan Fine Art School, is non competitive, non-threatening and completely encouraging. Beginners and artist professionals alike, come here to improve skills, learn new techniques, and build lasting relationships.
When do you varnish your oil paintings? Do you wait six months or just until it’s touch dry?
The kind of art that moves people to tears is the art that comes from painting the other side of your pain.
Achieving depth will improve your abstract painting tremendously! Here’s 3 different types of compositions you can try out in your next abstract. Which one are you going to try first?
Be sure to follow for the next two simple fixes!
Choosing a good color story is one of the most important parts of creating a successful painting, ESPECIALLY for an abstract
Don’t overthink that first layer of paint! Once you get your painting started, the momentum will build up. That first layer is just a starting point, so just GET THE PAINT ON THE CANVAS and go from there! 👏👏👏
This is SUPER important when using collage in your art! Don’t skimp out on the gloss gel, you need a generous amount to ensure your paper adheres without forming air bubbles.
We had the honor of being joined by to host a class on abstract realism. His process is a joy to watch and he gives an amazing in-depth lesson in The Mastery Program. We hear from students all the time that his lessons are some of their favorites!
If doesn’t matter what kind of artist you want to be. Whether you paint hyper realistically or pure nonobjective abstracts, you need a strong foundation of skill. But don’t worry, skill is something ANYONE can gain with practice. Follow us and we’ll help you 💪
When applying collage, use acrylic gloss gel for thicker paper and acrylic medium for thinner paper like tissue paper.
If you’re going to use collage in your painting, make sure you’re choosing it from a position of strength. Collage can add interest and depth to your work and give potential collectors something to explore and discover in your art!