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- The Art of Kevin Wueste
- "There's nothing better than discovering, to your own astonishment, what you're meant to do. It's like falling in love." - Mike Nichols – I am now 5 years into my classically-oriented art education. I have three years at the Academy of Art in San Francisco - having studied there with Ruben Deanda, Henry Yan, Zhaoming Wu and Tomutsu Takeshima and Tae Park among such great teachers. I have studied the GCA in NYC and with Rob Liberace, Michael Grimaldi, Hope Railey as well as master Glen Orbik down at CAI.. I spent a rewarding year with Anthony Ryder in NM - 2009-10. The fall of 2010 took me to the Guild Atelier in beautiful and wacky Brooklyn - studying w/ Camie Davis. I work hard and want to be as great a painter and draftsman as I can be. Drawing and painting people is probably my favorite thing to do.. I grew up in Washington, DC and spent 15 working in Seattle for Microsoft I am now an Instructor at the Academy of Art. The energy is great and I hope my students see how much their success matters to me. They probably have no idea ( unless they hunt this down and read it!).
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That is really quite lovely
! How long did that take you?
Great work! You've improved alot just the past couple of weeks! I hope you're enjoying your summer break. See you at the workshops.
Blade - about 1.5 hours and a bit when i got home to fix a few mistakes.. Matias.. hah! I hope something is sticking in my head! thanks man! great paintings btw!
kevin
Your work is always inspiring, and this one especially so. I think it is the expression you captured.
You're better every time I see your blog dude. You've always been very good and skilled and knowledgeable (is that how u even spell it?). But the thing I think you need more of is confidence, which SHOWS in your work waaaaay more than in your speech hehe. Being humble is cool but you're too much. You're much better than you market yourself to be. And while it's quite lovely, I just hope that you really don't believe yourself, because you shouldn't (and yes you do make good decisions, very very good ones).
Oh yeah this piece is amazing btw, great everything on it, flow, pose, line weight, soft and hard edges, values etc etc.
Hi Kevin,
I like the dynamic of the lines.
Really good work.
Best regards,
José
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