Skipping steps isn't cheating the process. The idea for After was born out of the desire to spend more time painting & less time preparing to paint.
There's no wrong way to make art. After provides artists at every stage with creative starting points to stay inspired and grow their confidence.
Close that YouTube tutorial. Learn from the Masters by immersing in their style, seeing what they saw, and following in their brushtrokes.
Master copies have been a staple of art culture for centuries, offering artists a powerful way to build skills and explore new techniques.
Manet closely copied Spanish Masters like Velázquez at the Louvre.
Van Goh copied Millet’s works, transforming them with his signature brushwork.
Dali copied Vermeer—along with other Old Masters—often with surrealist twists.*
