Studio Paradiso

At Studio Paradiso, Wyatt Landis teaches all classes and open drawing sessions. Wyatt Landis graduated from the New York Academy of Art with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting. Steven Assael, a contemporary American figurative artist, acted as his primary mentor in New York. Landis began teaching art at the college level in 2005 and has taught introductory and advanced drawing and painting courses. Landis studied with Odd Nerdrum in Norway in 2006 and 2009. Wyatt is currently working on personal projects and teaches various drawing and painting courses. The potential of people is being realized by drawing and painting from life. In the studio, the common becomes magical. The model is the artist's eternal muse, with whom they work to create an image that reflects the collective human victory and suffering. The body is observed uniquely when individuals draw from life models. Fresh eyes separate the act from criticism, inner dialogues, insecurities, and anger, disconnection, biases, falsehoods, and inversions that claim our bodies are mere objects. To celebrate the creation of nature, a figure drawing can be done: The body. The drawing can allow us to see our bodies differently. It mirrors us and gives us a window to understanding ourselves. We can empathize and also think about our body and what it requires. A person’s presence brings clarity, relaxation, and renewal. The classical idea of beauty is relevant to us and we hope it serves a beneficial societal purpose. Consider a world in which beauty is equated with health and vitality; the war against it would seem less effective.

Wyatt's feedback is resoundingly positive, with clients noting his talent as an artist and instructor. Visitors appreciate the welcoming and motivating environment at Studio Paradiso, and the frequent theme of hard-working models and high energy music. The venue is recommended for drop-in figure drawing sessions, with a reliable attendance rate and prompt start time. The studio's all Jazz hosting is impressive, and students have a professional and enjoyable work session. Delivering sessions via Zoom, Wyatt is terrific artist to work with. Customers feel at home and encouraged at the studio. Many say that the classes have significantly improved their art. General consensus on Studio Paradiso is that it is a fantastic art space to belong to, especially if you are looking to improve your drawing or painting skills. Various participants claim massive improvements in their skills and the welcoming environment. The studio has the artistry and the environment for any budding artist. The online art classes are worth the time.\n