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Beginning as an artist
I started as an artist just a few months ago, I’m still a beginner. I like to recreate insightful artworks I find on the internet to make myself better. Can someone please suggest me some online resources where I can get new ideas and some YouTube channels where I can learn to upskill myself in art?
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As an artist looking to improve your skills and find inspiration, there are numerous online resources and YouTube channels that can help you. Here are some suggestions:
Online Resources:Google Arts & Culture: Offers a wide range of tools and materials to help with the study of art and cultural heritage
Getty: Provides resources to help with the study of art and cultural heritage1
The Art Story: A comprehensive resource for learning about art history and famous artists
Art Encyclopedia: Offers access to a huge collection of educational resources covering art history, best modern painters, sculpture, photography, world art, museums, and more
WikiArt: A platform for discovering and learning about art, artists, and art movements1
The National Gallery of Art: Offers free learning resources and programs for educators and students, including thematic lesson plans and a resource finder to search the NGA’s extensive collection of lessons and resources
Tate Kids: A useful site for primary-aged children, offering ideas to use in the classroom that link to well-known artists and online games and quizzes3
Art UK: The online home of every UK public art collection, searchable by topic
Art Rabbit: A platform for international contemporary art exhibitions and events, searchable by place, date, and theme
Art History Teaching Resources: A peer-populated platform for art history teachers, featuring lesson plans, video introductions to museums, book reviews, image clusters, and classroom and museum activities3
YouTube Channels:
An Eye for Art: Focuses on great artists and their work, offering video tours and educational content2
National Gallery of Art Education: Provides educational videos, lesson plans, and resources for educators and students2
The Art of Ed: Offers graduate courses, conferences, and workshops, along with lesson planning information and video guides for various techniques5
Art Pedagogy: Shares art lessons organized by different art concepts, with resources and ideas for art teachers
These resources and channels can help you discover new ideas, learn techniques, and improve your artistic skills.
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