Jess has asked me to write some shorter emails (she proofreads and schedules them, and has complained about the length of my recent missives).
Far be it from me to defy my thin, attractive, pregnant wife – so here is a short(ish) email about:
Picasso.
Famous among the general population for his surrealist works, but less well known are his early works in the academic realist style (i.e. natural representations of objects, people, and scenes).
It was only after many years of patient practice to master the fundamentals that he began to experiment, but even then, he didn’t go from the veristic “The First Communion” to the dreamlike “Girl before a Mirror” overnight.
The progression was gradual and I daresay logical, but I am no art historian.
The point?
You would do well to truly have command of the basics before you begin to think about more advanced training methodologies.
How long does this take?
It depends.
But if you forced me to put a number on it, I would say eighteen months to three years in most cases.
To learn those basics, I recommend “Silver Era Secrets”.
It’s probably the best option available for people who want to learn how to write efficient, effective programmes and get the necessary support to put it into action.
I am, of course, biased in my assessment of my own offer, so keep that in mind as you make your decision.
The details are below.
Please read them very carefully before committing.
If you’re put off by the amount of text and lack of images on the page, this offer is not for you because it involves a lot of reading (so you won’t get anything out of it if you’re not a reader or you don’t like my writing style):
https://philtyreman.co.uk/programme/
Thank you,
Phil Tyreman