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Why should you take a painting class? 

Painting is a great activity for the brain and for your health.

Painting helps with managing emotions. It also helps with regulating them and it helps with mental distress. Mental health researchers have found that the activity itself alleviates anxiety, depression, and stress.

It is also a  great grounding technique. If you have a hard time being in the present, being in the moment, painting is a great activity for it. It will connect you with the now. This can help with stress and anxiety, as well as with traumatic events in more severe cases.

Painting is all about being creative. Every decision that you make while painting is a creative decision. This is a great way to boost your self-esteem and to have fun and enjoy yourself.

Painting is a great activity and taking painting lessons is the first step. Finding a painting teacher can be really easy: visit Superprof and find a local painting lesson with the best teacher for you.

What are the benefits of learning painting?

Art, unlike other disciplines such as psychology, biology, philosophy, economics, and many more, does not deal with intellect or factual aspects of human experience; art deals with symbols and emotions.

This is  why art is very important in life; art is food for the soul.

Empathy: a painting can express through images, shapes and forms, colors and shades, emotions and experiences that can transport us to our own emotions and experiences. Learning to paint and share your emotions as well as connecting to the emotion of any particular painting can make you develop more empathy.

Painting can also give you a moment for yourselves. When we are experiencing a piece of art, we are having a moment with ourselves.

Painting can give us a time to get to know us more, to understand our emotions maybe a bit better or to reflect on something from the past that can make us feel more connected to the several states of our lives.

Art is very important in our lives and we all should spend some time with it, whether you are at a museum or at a gallery, online browsing or at a park where there is a pretty sculpture. You could find it on the streets as spray paint murals or you can find it at a coffee shop.

Next time you encounter a painting, do not dismiss it right away and ask yourself what you feel by watching it. This is the main benefit of practicing and appreciating art.

What can you learn in painting?

Color theory is one of the many things you can learn in painting.

Color is light reflected off of objects. Color has three main characteristics: hue (the name of the color, such as red, green, blue, etc.), value (how light or dark it is), and intensity (how bright or dull it is).

You can also learn about lines, shapes, and spaces. For example, a line is pretty much self-explanatory: it is a mark with greater length than width. A line may be two-or three-dimensional, descriptive, implied, or abstract. Shape, on the other hand, is a closed line. A shape is two-dimensional, flat, and expresses height and width.

Forms are three-dimensional elements and can be geometric or organic. These range from cubic, spherical, pyramidal, or conical, among many others.

Space refers to the three-dimensionality or depth created in a composition, and it consists of positive and negative space, which can be utilized to create different effects.

The space around objects is of- ten called negative space; negative space has shape. Space can also refer to the feeling of depth. Real space is three-dimensional; in visual art, when we create the feeling or illusion of depth, we call it space.

Learning these sets of tools for painting will widen your perception of visual arts. This is a major benefit of learning painting.