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Painting, oils, acrylics, mixed media, drawing
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-Tools and processes for the initial creation of a painting with acrylics.
-Basic knowledge of mixing colors and preparing the work palette.
-Introduction to two-dimensional composition in a painting.
-Realization of a painting by student.
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  • Liechtensteinstraße, Viena, Austria
About Me
I am a painting teacher with more than 10 years of experience teaching children, youth, and adults.
I have a Master's in Contemporary Artistic Creation that allows me to deepen with the students in the different aspects of the search in painting.
Education
Master's Degree in Contemporary Artistic Creation - Universidad de Barcelona, Bachelor of Fine Arts with a major in Painting - Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
Experience / Qualifications
Cultural and project manager IRARU Foundation - Vienna Austria
Painting teacher MILAT Foundation - Vienna Austria
Professor of drawing and painting Colegio SANTA MARIA MARIANISTAS - Lima Peru
Professor of plastic arts ACADEMICS PAMER - Lima Peru
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
45 minutes
The class is taught in
Spanish
English
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(GMT -05:00)
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• Recommended age: 16+

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• Artistic / Representation: traditional drawing (still life, line quality, composition), shape and volume studies, color and material basics, light and values, architectural views, physical modeling and sculpture, photography for portfolio use.
• Technical / Graphic: freehand and constructed perspective, light and shadow, entourage elements, axonometric representation, plans, sections, elevations, layouting (typography, scale, measurements).
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• TU Wien - specific support including sketches for the motivation letter and ranking test preparation.

3. Interview & Jury impression

• How to present choices: storytelling (problem → idea → resolution → learning).
• Jury cares about: clarity of thinking, process visibility, curiosity, adaptability, visual literacy, attitude.
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• Urban sketching, museum visits, architecture and design events, photography walks, model making

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• Recommended books, articles, case studies, presentations, 2D and 3D models where needed.
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It follows a mentorship model, providing close guidance and structured support to help students prepare for both Matura and architecture admission exams with greater clarity, efficiency, and (hopefully) reduced risk of burnout.

Format & rhythm

• Recommended rhythm: 2 individual sessions / week, each 3–4 h, primarily held in person.
• Online sessions are offered only when in-person attendance is not possible.
• Start: ideally 9–12 months before the admission date.
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• Recommended age: 16+

1. Working plan — core sections

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• Technical / Graphic: freehand and constructed perspective, light and shadow, entourage elements, axonometric representation, plans, sections, elevations, layouting (typography, scale, measurements).
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