It’s hard to imagine what it’s like to have the legendary Daniel Greene critique your portrait painting in front of the camera and 20 others. But it’s less hard now thanks to an entry in Susan Carlin’s art journal sharing the experience with both words and a video.
“…there were perhaps 20 or more people watching and listening. Gulp. I was especially braced when it was my turn, since I was second-to-last of those receiving critiques, and he had not pulled any punches on those who had come before. He had pointed out positives, yes, and had been quite blunt about the problems. The first 40 seconds of the critique he was silent as he studied the painting.”
April 15th, 2009 at 6:33 pm
Susan Carlin is wonderful to watch and of course an exceptional artist.