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Technical Directive 15 September 2007 Your Instructor Training The purpose of the Instructor Academy is to make you into an expert instructor of The Gluck Method, beginning with learning how to teach and coach the initial portions of our children’s program. All training in the Academy is done under the supervision of a Staff Training [...]
Technical Directive 16 September 2007 How Good Can They Get? Our instruction works. It works for anyone, excepting only those unfortunate individuals with a history of heavy medical or street drug use. But I have experienced that even they improved when taught using The Gluck Method. Many factors enter into the equation of how competent [...]
Technical Directive 13 October 2007 The Bridge Between Worlds There are two truths on which we can all agree. One is that we live together in the material world; the other is that each of us possesses our own world of thought — call it the mind, the spiritual, call it anything you like. Each [...]
Technical Directive 14 October 2007 The Fundamentals of Fine Art - The Pyramid of Knowledge The most vital information about any subject is the fundamental knowledge upon which all else rests. Just as building a house takes knowledge, so does building a work of art. Originality of design comes from creativeness, skill in execution comes [...]
Technical Directive 16 October 2007 An Artist's Strength - The Discipline Process You know The First Three Steps of observing, deciding, and visualizing, and The Three Basic Principles of relating parts to other parts and/or the whole, working from large to small and cycling throughout the whole thing. These are the most important ideas to [...]
Technical Directive 17 October 2007 Coaching Our Fundamentals With Children Listed below are four fundamentals of The Gluck Method. Each represents a FUNDAMENTAL WAY OF WORKING to give students the confidence and competence needed to succeed as fine artists. They are: • The First Three Steps • The Three Basic Principles • What to do [...]
Technical Directive 18 October 2007 Our Dreams Create Our Future
Technical Directive 10 July 2008 Watercolor Materials Watercolor is a wonderful medium and can be lots of fun. With it an artist can quickly depict bright, cheerful, sunlit scenes with ease. However, watercolor is unforgiving, requiring that the artist fully understand his materials, and how to use them. Watercolor Paints In my experience I have [...]
Technical Directive 11 July 2008 Watercolor Building Blocks In order for you to become a fine watercolorist, you need to learn important beginning skills such as how to hold and “load” a brush, how to layer paint, how to soften edges, and more. These building blocks support all watercolor techniques. Holding a Brush A watercolor [...]
Technical Directive 12 July 2008 Drawing and Watercolor The basics of Fine Art do not change because a medium changes. Line remains king in representational painting. Tones (lightness and darkness) are still important before you consider color. Put your attention on line, tone, and color, in that order. Realistic watercolors demand that you draw well. [...]
