Bram's artistic journey began later in life, but his passion for creativity was ignited from a young age. As a childhood cancer survivor, he found solace and inspiration in observing various artists on television, particularly Bob Ross and Bill Alexander, whose enthusiasm left an indelible mark on him. When Bram finally picked up a paintbrush, he was immediately captivated by the process, prompting him to make the courageous decision to put his legal career on hold and wholeheartedly pursue painting.
Alongside Steve Ross, Bob Ross' son, Bram collaborates on ventures that take them across the country, where they offer painting classes to anyone eager to explore their artistic abilities. When not on the road, Bram finds joy in teaching near his home, nestled in the tranquil foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
To learn more about Bram and his art, please visit his website at www.paintwithbram.com. You can also find him on various social media platforms, including YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, by searching for paintwithbram.
The wet-on-wet method or Alla Prima style allows the beginner painter to complete a painting in a short amount of time. Traditional oil painting methods require that you wait between each color for the oil to dry. That is the genius of the wet-on-wet method, that you can mix the perfect color on the canvas. Blending the colors in this way actually mimics the beauty of nature. Come to a class and create your own masterpiece!
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