Many painters ask themselves. Do I have my own painting style? It is a complicate question because the style depends of our skills and way to see the art. Part of being an artist is having an individual style. It would help you in the future if you decide for this occupation. After that, the practice is the most useful tool to improve your art, practice and information.



Style is not forever, it can change according to the artistic necessities. But something that you shouldn't change are your Telas. Some painters that begin with the Realism easily can change to the Impressionism, Futurism or Expressionism for different reasons. The artist's life is considering very difficult due it is not consider like a common career or profession and artists need to work in another thing. However, if you are really identified with the art don't down your hands. Use Telas in your following works.

It is important to have some references like famous painters. This time we learn soothing about Kandinsky, a recognized Russia painter.

Wassily Kandinsky (December 1866 ? December 1944) was a Russian painter, printmaker and art theorist. Kandinsky was one of the most renowned 20th century artists; he's recognized with painting the first modern abstract works. His art movement belongs to the Expressionism and abstract art. Wassily Kandinsky early paintings were executed in a naturalistic style, however in 1909, after a journey to Paris during which he was highly impressed by the works of the Fauves and postimpressionists, his paintings became more highly colored.

Among his main works we can mention: Der Blaue Reiter (1903), Munich-Schwabing with the Church of St. Ursula (1908), Composition VII (1913), On White II (1923) and Composition X (1939). Majority of good works use Telas.