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How to Choose The Perfect Art Instructor
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A student progresses by winning, not loosing. Ask yourself if you feel better since you started the class - better about yourself, your ability, and what you are doing. If not, change teachers.

10. Are you getting individual help?

Maybe her is a piece of information you don't quite comprehend, or a technique that you just can't put into application.

Does the teacher take the time to help you? Is the art instructor prompt with the help but patient with handling your question or problem?

Can the instructor get to the root of what ou are having a problem with and help you figure it out?

If not you are wasting your time and money.

If you aren't getting better and having fun while doing so, your instruction is falling down on one or more of these points.

Review these ten tips and locate exactly what the problem is. If it isn't something you can correct by talking to your teacher, change to another.

All art forms appear difficult to a beginner. A good teacher will show you not only that excellence is attainable, but also how.

You may think you cannot do it or feel you do not have enough talent, a good instructor knows that you can and will make sure that you learn to."

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Eric Hines has been a working artist, owner of an art gallery in Los Angeles, and is currently an executive for Mission Renaissance, which teaches over 3,000 students every week how to draw and paint. You can visit their website at http://www.thegluckmethod.com

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