Characiture artist Graeme Biddle is currently planning to take his amazing art teaching skills online. Dismayed at the propect of having to spread himself too thin with the ever increasing demand for his "Cartoon Callout" art classes, Graeme has decided the best way to replicate his popular skills is to use the Internet to assist him.

Graeme is the first to admit that he doesn’t know or care much for computers. "I stay away from those things, and do my drawings on paper. I let the computer kids do that stuff for me", said Graeme recently.

In his travels that have taken him across the planet from Australia to Africa and Britain to Timbuktu, he is a man of much experience and the wonder of his talents amazes people wherever he goes. The lessons of art can be taught remotely, and thank goodness for the Internet age. Just imagine what the world would have been like for the likes of the old masters when they were sitting under tuition?

Leaving your home town and travelling to sit under a modern day master is what they had to do, in order to learn the skills that eventually set them apart and gave them the careers they were desiring. Michaelangelo, Rembrandt and Van Gough all had to study this way.

Graeme’s idea is that this should no longer be the way that people need to access the right tution from the right tutor.

I have only known Graeme for a short while but I was impressed with the number of "happy customers" who have written this man reviews and testimonials of his work. The pile was about half an inch thick, that’s a lot of people who have been helped by this man. As an artist myself, I have the privilege to know this talented gentleman and would recommend his art lessons to anyone interested in having some fun while learning a great skill.

I am sure that Graeme will continue to help young and old alike to achieve their dreams of being better at art, and some who will go all the way to being able to sell their own developed art skills as they launch into their own careers.

If you think Graeme should do this and get his lessons online then, comment on this article and let me know your thoughts.

Graeme’s work can be seen on his website at artrainexpress.com.au

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written by Greg Gillespie \\ tags: News