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The Talent Myth CHAPTER FOUR The Artist 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, [...]
The Talent Myth CHAPTER THREE Traditions of Excellence THE MEANING OF ART To succeed in an artistic pursuit, one first needs to know, without any confusion, exactly what art is. In other words, what makes something art? To find out, let’s see where the word art originated. Art stems from [...]
The Talent Myth CHAPTER TWO Talent and Creativity WHAT IS TALENT? “I’m not very creative. I have no talent.” How often have you heard those words? Have you ever uttered them? People confuse creativity with talent. Talent and creativity are both important. They combine to create art, but they are [...]
The Talent Myth CHAPTER ONE The Myth OUR FAVORITE LIE Most of us think that in order to pursue the arts and be creative, we first need natural talent. We’ve been sold a bill of goods — The Talent Myth. If you don’t believe me, it’s understandable. Most likely you’ve [...]
The Talent Myth Prologue Are you one of millions of people who once had the desire to create? Did you once dream of artistic success? Have you ever wanted to act, write, draw, paint, sculpt, dance or sing? Did you play a musical instrument as a child and then give it up? [...]
Tone/Color Separation Drill for Children Reference: TECHNICAL DIRECTIVE 9 FEBRUARY 2010 – TONE BEFORE COLOR 1. Help the student match the ten tones on a standard tone chart to similar tones in the room. 2. Select a neutral-colored area in the room. Hold the chart up to it and have the student find its [...]
Technical Directive 15 January 1995 The First Lesson for Children The first lesson for a student requires special attention on the part of an instructor. This is often the first experience the student will have with any formal art training and may determine whether or not they pursue art in the future. A great first [...]
Technical Directive 26 April 2007 Drawing Basics for Children All new students enroll on Drawing Basics for Children. Our goal is to teach a student to draw relatively well for their age. It is not expected that a student learn to draw as well as an adult on my Basic Line Drawing Course, but they [...]
Course Abbreviations The Gluck Method® provides a step-by-step program for children and adults that follows a specific instructional pattern that produces results. This pattern is followed by students from the beginning and each progresses at their own rate of learning. As students achieve benchmarks we make certain to validate their accomplishments by printing and presenting them [...]
"Coaching the Cup Drill"
