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With online self-study courses from Stefanie Etter

"Arctic Voyage": Mixed Media Structure Art - your online self-study course (video Course) We are completely besotted. And as is the case with a new love: you want to tell the whole world. So that's what we're doing! Do you like mixed media art? Do you like ice? And the sea? Then you're bound to have a crush on this form of mixed media too. And fall in love with the Arctic Ocean. Because that's exactly the sea of ice you'll create with the help of the video course. We'll tell you right here: It's a bit bizarre - but the ice effect in this art is based on wax. You apply it hot to your picture and then watch it visually freeze. Very exciting. What do you say? Are you travelling to the Arctic Ocean with us?   Your content in the video course "Arctic Voyage" • 1 video: Learn how to create your own Arctic picture step by step. • 60 minutes duration: From hot to cold, from melting to wax ice crystals. Your journey with the video lasts just under 60 minutes. You decide how (long) it continues afterwards. • 1 handout: with space for notes, things to read and a list of materials.   How to create your artwork "Arctic Voyage" - the theory Already familiar with mixed media? We're pretty sure: you're not yet familiar with this form of mixed media structure art. We're going on an "Arctic Voyage" together. We're taking a wide variety of materials and techniques with us. The sea of ice combines the texture materials resiCRETE and XL CRACKLE PASTE with sprays, resin and encaustic wax. You can fill, spray, pour and brush. Stefanie Etter will discuss each material and technique so that you can understand how to use it in practice. Also why you are using each of them. How do your textured materials tear? What can you achieve with sprays? Why are resin and pigments also relevant for your picture composition? What exactly can you achieve with encaustic wax - and how do you work with this fascinating material? How to get to the sea of ice step by step: cool colours, ice flakes and ice crystals. Sounds like a lot of cold? It actually turns out to be hot love. For this new form of mixed-media structure art.   This is what you get in the video course "Arctic Voyage" - the practice • Working in several steps on a wooden painting surface: Your materials must dry or harden well in between. • Creating structures - creating ice flakes: Get to know resiCRETE, XL CRACKLE PASTE and the differences between these two texture materials. This also includes the topic of colours. • Creating ice sea colours with sprays: Find out what you should pay attention to when spraying. The right spraying technique is important. • Drying time: Maybe you're dealing with the same situation as me in the video: a little too much heat. I'll show you what this can mean for your artwork and how to deal with it properly. What sounds like a mistake, is simply vibrant and real art. Learn how to handle it safely. • Creating a sea of ice with resin: important basics for you. Measuring, mixing, colouring, pouring, spreading. Plus: why different degrees of coverage are sometimes important. Extra: Use resin stripes to create one of many finishing touches to your artwork. • Drying time: this is the time for you to keep a close eye on your resin surface. So that you avoid certain things. • Ready or not ready? Up to this point, you have already created a fantastic work of art. But more of a sea than a sea of ice. So let's move on. • Encaustic wax for the special ice sea effect: You understand the material and know how and where to use it best for the ice sea effect. Heat plays a role here. Heat to achieve ice, so to speak. You'll understand this with the video, I promise. • Ready? Done! How do you like our little travelogue? So good that you fancy an Arctic Voyage? Then let's start travelling and icing. The path to your ice-cold work of art. Which is sure to melt your creative soul and heart.   Questions and answers about the video course "Arctic Voyage" What can I learn in this course? A lot about the materials and techniques mentioned. How to combine them to achieve a certain effect - in this case: the Arctic Ocean effect. Do I need experience with the materials mentioned? Not from a technical point of view. Stefanie Etter explains what you need to know for each new material and technique so that you can use them safely. You can also see very clearly in the video what is happening. And you can watch and listen to it as often as you like. Is there a refund if I don't succeed? No, you won't get any money back. Please read the description carefully. That way you can judge whether the course is for you or not. The trailer and the photos above the description will certainly also help you. How long do I have access to the video course? We like to say: forever. In concrete terms, this means that you will have access for as long as we and the technical possibilities exist.     Warm, warmer, Arctic Ocean? Exactly. And vice versa: first a sea of ice, then a warm heart. Because you have created something special for yourself. Can you already feel the tingling sensation because you badly want to try out this exciting combination? Then: Click. Watch. Sea of Ice!

"Glossy Finish": Sanding and polishing resin surfaces - your online video course A well-kept secret ... More on that in a moment. Anyone who creates art with resin wants a high gloss finish. And the epoxy resin delivers: resin is as glossy as 40 coats of varnish. Hard to believe, but it's true. It is just as true that you can do even more! With sanding and polishing. This will make your resin surface shine even more. And make imperfections disappear from the surface. For this online video course, artist Stefanie Etter has enlisted the help of a professional in the field of sanding and polishing: Norbert Mainka. Together, the two of them will show you how to achieve a "glossy finish".   Your content in the online video course "Glossy Finish" • 2 videos: Learn step by step from a professional how to remove imperfections from your resin surface. The example image in this video course is a mixed media artwork with "orange skin" in the resin. • About half an hour of video material: Norbert explains and shows in detail how to achieve the best result. Stefanie asks him important questions in between - to which he provides equally important answers for you. • 1 handout: In the handout you will learn more about the materials you need for your "Glossy Finish". • Discount for the Etter Art Shop: You will receive a 10% discount on everything here in the shop in future. • Sanding and polishing with a discount: With a code, you can shop at a permanent discount in Norbert Mainka's shop - you get a 10% discount from the professional for sanding and polishing.   How to sand and polish resin surfaces - the theory in your video course Be honest: When are you actually finished with your resin artwork? When it has hardened? Yes, that's one possibility. The other: When you've got even more lustre out of your work. Another question: What do you do if you notice flaws on your resin surface? Dispose of your work? You don't have to! What you can do instead: Sand and polish. It's strange that this is not yet so widespread in the resin community - somehow hardly anyone talks about it. But good for you that you're here now. Because sanding and polishing brings out the best in any resin artwork. With or without flaws on the surface, sanding and polishing will always enhance your art.   This is what you get in the online video course "Glossy Finish" - the practice Video 1: Sanding (video duration: approx. 20 minutes)  • Materials: We have prepared something special for you to make it as easy as possible.  • How to use the sander: settings and position.  • Choosing the right sandpaper and sanding discs: different sanding discs for different grits.  • Sanding: Which areas on your artwork can you sand? How exactly do you proceed, how often do you sand with the same grit, how much pressure do you work with? How and when are you finished sanding? And: Does sandpaper need to be cleaned?  • Extra tip: Learn how to tell you whether your sandpaper is still suitable for your resin surfaces. After sanding, you will have a very smooth surface. Smoother than you could ever achieve after just pouring with resin. No more bubbles or dust. Fine scratches? All gone. But: Your resin only has a silky matt shine. If you want to experience a radiant high gloss, you can polish now.   Video 2: Polishing (video duration: approx. 14 minutes)  • Choosing the right materials: polishing machine, polishing sponge and polishing paste.  • Polishing machine: How much speed and pressure you need for polishing. Plus: How to hold the machine correctly.  • Polishing paste: A specially developed paste for epoxy resin. How much paste to put on the sponge? The right amount so that none of it splashes around.  • Polishing: Areas that you should or should not polish. How to polish the surface at the edge of the picture. How to deal with the resulting heat. And how to recognise when you've finished polishing.  • Protect: How to seal the finished polished surface. We recommend you do this. Because the shiny resin surface on your artwork will tempt you to touch it again and again. Fingerprints? Simply wipe them off the resin with a cloth. Are you still asking yourself a question or two about the topic? Stefanie does the same in the videos. She asks Norbert so that you no longer have any gaps (or dents, bubbles ...) in the resin surface. Instead, you have a mirror-smooth surface with an extremely high gloss. Your "glossy finish"!   Questions and answers about the online video course "Glossy Finish" What is the content? In this video course, you will learn how to sand and polish your resin surface. To eliminate flaws in the surface - and how to get even more resin gloss. Where do I get the materials I need for sanding and polishing? The course handout will tell you. We will tell you what you need and where you can get it. Do I need previous experience with sanding or polishing? You are welcome to bring this with you, but it is not necessary. The course will show you everything step by step. Even the things that might go wrong. You will then pay particular attention to these with the professional's guidance. Do you have a money-back guarantee? There is no money-back guarantee with our video self-study courses. How long can I watch the course? As long as the Etter Art Shop exists. And as often as you like.   Glossy Finish? Of course! If anything, resin can't shine enough. What do you think?

"Structure & Rupture": impressive structural art - your online video course As contradictory as it sounds, both of these elements belong together. Because one leads to the other. Rupture. That sounds so enticing. Like something new. Exciting. Unpredictable. That's exactly what you experience with ruptures in your art. And how does the structure fit in? Perfectly, of course. Because structures are the basis for all ruptures. At least in this form of textured art: with marble powder, swamp lime and facet varnish. Combined with effect sprays, oil crayons and alcohol inks - to ensure that the cracks and textures are clearly visible. Finished with resin - which also ensures a strong hold and exceptional gloss. Ready for your online course with artist Stefanie Etter?   Your content in the online video course "Structure & Rupture" • 1 video: Discover how to create your impressive textured art layer by layer. • 60 minutes duration: Experience in real time and in just under 60 minutes how you can create exciting structures on a canvas using a wide variety of materials. • 1 handout: Because it's easy and practical for you to read things over. There is also space for your notes on the project. • Discount for the Etter Art Shop: You will receive a 10% discount on everything here in the shop in future.   How to create your "Structure & Rupture" work - the theory Which materials do you use to create fascinating structures on your canvas? Which ones go well together? How do you apply them? How do you colour them? How do they crack? How do they adhere? And then? Finished? Questions upon questions when it comes to structural art. That's why this video course gives you answers. To these questions and a few more. And once you've watched it, you'll give yourself a gift: your own structural art. Important for you: This online course is about structures made from marble powder, swamp lime and facet varnish.   What you get in the online video course "Structure & Departure" - the practice • Working in several steps: Because you need to allow time for your materials to dry. • Working with different textured materials: Learn about different crack formations (ruptures) and different adhesion to the painting body. • Setting up the background: How to create a vibrant base for your artwork. This much we can already reveal: not without a stencil. • Working with marble powder mix: Why the usual mixing ratio won't get you anywhere here. And how best to apply your mixture. • Working with swamp lime mixture: How it works and how to make it last. • Working with facet varnish: Use texture medium number three for your artwork. • Work over structural materials: Add colour with effect sprays - and the right nozzles. • Take a break: Drying time. And everything you need to know on the subject: how, how long, how warm? • Handling dried swamp lime: its fate is in your hands. You control where the lime putty is - and how you fix it. • Incorporating the fractures into the design: Oil crayons are used here. • Painting edges: Include the body of the painting in your design. Completely without brushstrokes. • Additional colours: even more vibrancy and structure for your work. • Finish or continue: your decision. • Working with resin: Prepare the canvas for resin. And then continue to create with clear and coloured resin and fix individual structures. • Finishing touches: remove any bubbles and impurities. It's not easy for us to find the right balance here. On the one hand, we want to tell you what you get with the self-study course. On the other hand, we don't want to give too much away. That's clear. You can expect everything we've described and more. Now it's up to you: time to get going? With structure?   Questions and answers about the "Structure & Rupture" video Course What will I learn with this course? Important things about the aforementioned structural materials. How different they are in terms of their crack formation and break-up. How to combine them in your work. And how to colour them. Because only then do the cracks often unfold their full potential. On you and everyone else who may marvel at your work of art. Can I do the course even if I have no experience with the materials mentioned? We think so: If you're up for it, then you can. Stefanie Etter explains all the steps and you can see from three different perspectives exactly what she does and when. And of course you can rewind or skip to certain points in the video if you want to watch something again. Will I get my money back if I don't like the course? In this case, a purchase is a purchase. So you won't get your money back. We have described the course in as much detail as possible so that you can judge whether you like it. Can I watch the course more than once? As often as you like. Watch it as often as you like until you feel confident about your own work. Whether that's once or ten times. In whole or in part - your choice. You retain access for as long as we can make it technically possible.   You've already made your decision, haven't you? If not, please read the description of the online self-study course "Structure & Rupture" again. It won't take that long. And then? It's time to get going!  

"Urban Legend": Mixed media collage - your online video course Fancy something special in urban style? Then you've come to the right place. Mixed media art uses different media or techniques in one work of art. A collage is considered mixed media if it is not just paper glued together, but also includes other materials. For example, acrylic paint, spray and resin. And this is exactly what artist Stefanie Etter shows you here in the online video course.   Your content in the "Urban Legend" online video course • 1 video: Learn how to create your urban mixed media collage step by step from individual materials. • 90 minutes: Watch Stefanie's example work being created - and recreate it. Or use the knowledge you will gain from the course to implement your own ideas. • 1 handout: Use the practical written support for the individual steps to the finished work. • Discount for the Etter Art Shop: You will receive a 10% discount on everything here in the shop in future. • Bonus: When you buy this course, you will receive an Etter Art paper from the "Urban Legends" series as a gift. This is the fascinating portrait of a woman that Stefanie uses in the example picture. This paper is so exclusive that it is not available in the Etter Art Shop. The large sheet in pop art style alone is worth €14.90.   How to create your mixed media collage "Urban Legend" - the theory Whether classic or mixed-media collage - one aspect takes centre stage: the image composition as well as the theme. No image component is randomly selected, stuck on and applied. This is why the collage is first created as a loose arrangement before it is finalised. A collage always focuses on one element - and you create a world around this element. With mixed media, you use other materials to create accents and contrasts. And combine everything into one big piece. Your urban mixed media collage. Because after this online video course, you'll know exactly how to do it.   This is what you get in the video course "Urban Legend" - the practice • Setting a theme: Create the example image from the online course, or choose your own theme. (In this guide we refer to Stefanie's urban style artwork). • Choosing papers: What to look for when choosing your papers. • Choosing yourr painting body: This is important if you want to work with resin in your collage. • Selecting image sections and tearing papers: Which parts of a paper are suitable? And what is the best way to tear the paper to achieve the desired effect? Not all tearing is the same ... • Arranging elements: How to compose your picture, and what helps you with it. • Gluing papers: What are the best ways and materials to glue papers? Bye, bye wrinkles or air bubbles! • Extra tip: Incorporate another type of paper. More knowledge - for more creativity. • Primer: Pay attention to the colour of your painting body. Why? You'll find out in the course. • Emphasise or reduce elements, create visual connections, set accents: Working with colour, brush and spray. And why direction is important when spraying. • Dealing with the tearing edges of the paper: a lot depends on it. • Painting edges: Why colouring can be a good idea. • Preparing the painting body for resin: Everything you need to know for this step. • Working with resin: You will learn everything about laminating your papers. And designing with clear and coloured resin. You will also be given a formula for calculating the amount you need for your artwork. • Precision work: Eliminate possible bubbles. Keep an eye on your picture as it hardens and remove any foreign objects. We won't give away the small, valuable intermediate steps with tips and tricks in here. You'll discover them in the video of this online course. Just like your creativity - when you create your mixed media collage in urban style.   Questions and answers about the "Urban Legend" video course What is the content? Stefanie Etter shows you step by step how to create an urban mixed media collage with paper and resin (among other things). And what you should look out for. Where can I get the right papers for my collage? You can buy them here in the Etter Art Shop. If you want to recreate the example from the course, we have good news for you: You'll get the paper with the woman's head as a bonus when you buy the video self-study course from us. Stefanie also explains in the video what you need to consider when choosing your paper. Can I do the course even if I have no experience with resin? Yes, that is possible. You will learn everything you need for your collage in the course. Would you prefer to gain some experience with resin first? Then take a look at our other self-study courses. For example, the video course "Clear Coating with Resin" or the comprehensive "Know-Flow-Glow Course". Do you have a money-back guarantee? No, there is no such thing with our online video courses. How long do I have access to the course? You can watch the video indefinitely. At least as long as the Etter Art Shop exists.   So, what do you say? Are you already thinking about creating your "Urban Legend"? Then this will help: book now and start creating.

Clear Coating with Resin - your quick online video Course (with English subtitles) You asked for it, Stefanie Etter heard you! What's your reason for clear coating with resin? More shine on your picture? More depth? A three-dimensional experience? And protection for your art? You get all of this with the clear coat. And you can learn the best way to do it with this online video course - in just ten minutes.   Your content in the online video course "Clear Coating with Resin" • 1 video: everything you need to know about the topic in a nutshell • 10 minutes long: quick to watch, easy to implement • 1 handout: the most important things for you in written form (with formula to look up again and again)   Guaranteed success with the clear resin coating In this video course, you will learn how to cover a work of art with clear resin. Stefanie has chosen a structured painting as an example. This is because she is often asked about the coating for mixed media artworks. In this work, she has worked with bitumen, papers, resi-CRETE and spray, among other things. Important for you: This course is just as suitable for smooth surfaces. This is important because art also shows profile without structures.   What awaits you in the online video course "Clear Coating with Resin" Watch. Make. Shine. This is how it works: • Pre-treatment: How to prepare the surface of your picture for the clear coat. • Taping: Use masking tape for technical and/or visual reasons. • Calculate the amount of resin: You will be given a simple formula. Plus tips on suitable resin. What to look out for with non-smooth and smooth surfaces. And how to deal with the edges of your picture. (We promise you: this text is longer than the formula!) • Extra tip: How to work with canvases. • Mixing: How, with what and for how long. • Pouring: How easy it is to pour and spread the resin. • Bubbles: Removing bubbles from the resin surface. • Post-treatment: Why you should check your picture from time to time while the resin is hardening.   Get this course for €0? Yes, you can. This video self-study course is already very affordable at €10. But you can also get it for €0.00 (!). How can you do this? By signing up for our newsletter (only applies to new newsletter subscribers). We get your e-mail address, you get this course. And exciting news from Etter Art from time to time. About new products. About free Etter Art Talks. And, of course, new workshops and online courses. It's very simple: Send us an email with the subject "Clear Coating with Resin - for €0". Our e-mail address: shop@etter-art.com   Questions and answers about the course "Clear Coating with Resin" What is the content? The clear coating with resin. For a picture. With or without structure. With everything you need to know about this topic. And with a formula for easy calculation of the required amount of resin. Can I do the course even if I have no experience with resin? Yes, absolutely. This course is a great way to get started with the fantastic medium of resin. Do you have a money-back guarantee? No, we do not. Do I have access to the course forever? You can access the course for as long as we offer it.   A little tip: This online course is also a good way to get to know the artist Stefanie Etter as a teacher. You can see how she teaches - and whether you like her teaching style. You can then decide whether you would like to purchase further online courses. Or even attend a live workshop with Stefanie. Bright perspectives, right?

Know-Flow-Glow: der komplette Online-Resin-Kurs. Plus Ocean Art. Kreiere fantastische Bilder mit Resin: Basics, Farbmittel, Bildgestaltung, Effekte, Meeresbild, Schleifen und Polieren. Deine Dozentin: die bekannte Künstlerin Stefanie Etter.     Dein Resin-Selbstlernkurs – die Kurzbeschreibung Der Know-Flow-Glow-Kurs zeigt dir alles, was du wissen musst, um außergewöhnliche Resin-Kunst zu kreieren. Denn dieser Kurs ist ein Resin-Komplettkurs. Deine Inhalte im Selbstlernkurs Know-Flow-Glow 12 Videos: Resin-Basics, dein erstes Resin-Bild (Meeresbild), schleifen und polieren Ungefähr 3 Stunden Videomaterial: anschauen und gestalten, anschauen und vertiefen, anschauen und auffrischen Handouts: schriftliche Zusammenfassung mit Raum für deine Ergänzungen Rabatt für den Etter-Art-Shop: Du erhältst künftig 10 % Rabatt auf alles hier im Shop Schleifen und Polieren mit Rabatt: Mit einem Code kannst du dauerhaft vergünstigt im Shop von Norbert Mainka einkaufen – du bekommst 10 % Rabatt vom Profi für Schleifen und Polieren     Die ausführliche Ich-habe-Große-Lust-auf-Resin-Kunst-Form Hast du Lust auf erste Schritte mit dem Medium Resin? Und auf viele weitere? Denn die werden folgen, so viel kann ich dir schon verraten. Vermutlich wird es dir gehen wie den meisten meiner Kurs-Teilnehmenden: Wer einmal mit Resin gearbeitet hat, der kommt nicht mehr davon los. Muss auch nicht. Denn dieses fantastische Kunstharz bietet dir unendlich viele Möglichkeiten in der künstlerischen Anwendung.     Theorie: Know-how Basics Resin-Kunst Basics – sie schenken dir Freiheit, Sicherheit und Möglichkeiten Künstlerisch aus dem Vollen schöpfen. Das geht am besten dann, wenn du weißt, was du alles tun kannst. Und wenn du sicher im Umgang mit deinen Materialien bist. Deswegen beginnt dein Know-Flow-Glow-Kurs mit Grundlagen. Schnell lernen und loslegen Die Basics hast du ruckzuck aufgesogen – sie sind nämlich hoch spannend und keineswegs graue Theorie: Video 1: Alles, was für deinen Resin-Start wichtig ist, auch das Thema Sicherheit im Umgang mit Resin Video 2: Das Medium Resin Video 3: Dein idealer Arbeitsplatz Video 4: Geeignete Malkörper Video 5: Abkleben und Rahmen schaffen Video 6: Resin anmischen (mit einfacher Formel zur Berechnung von Mengen)     Theorie: Know-how Farbmittel in der Resin-Kunst Farbe. Farbe. Und noch mehr Farbe. Wenn schon die Basics keine graue Theorie sind – kannst du dir dann vorstellen, was in den Lektionen zu den Farben passieren wird? Es wird bunt. Richtig bunt. Richtig im Sinne von korrekt. Denn auch zum Thema Farbe gibt es Wissenswertes und Dinge, die du beachten kannst. Farbe und Resin Video 7: Farbmittel und ihre Besonderheiten Video 8: Einfärben, mischen, Effekte Video 9: Bildgestaltung (anhand von verschiedenen Beispielbildern)     Praxis: Flow-now mit Resin und Meeresbild Packt dich auch manchmal die Seesucht? Das verstehe ich total gut: Deswegen bekommst du eine Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung für dein erstes Meeresbild. Damit kreierst du spielend leicht echte Ocean Art – die du immer dann bestaunen kannst, wenn deine Seesucht besonders stark wird. Und natürlich auch sonst …   Die Highlights für dein Meeresbild Video 10: Meeresbild gestalten Meerschichtiges Gestalten (offiziell und korrekt: mehrschichtiges Gestalten) Strand in zwei Varianten anlegen: feinkörniger Sandstrand und felsiger Teneriffastrand Meer gestalten: Resin in Blau- und Türkistönen verarbeiten Strände mithilfe von Sprays lebendig machen Die perfekt brechende Welle: Untergrund anlegen, Welle gießen an der richtigen Stelle, föhnen aus unterschiedlichen Richtungen, Lacing-Effekte erzeugen     Bonus: Glow-wow Finish für fantastischen Hochglanz Resin glänzt und strahlt wie verrückt. Du jetzt bestimmt auch schon, vor Vorfreude, oder? Dieser Kurs enthält bis hierhin schon viel für dich und deine Resin-Kunst. Du kannst dein Kunstwerk nach dem Aushärten bestaunen und anstrahlen. Es behalten, verschenken oder verkaufen. Es wird dir oder jemand anderem viel Freude bereiten. Resin und Glanz Was du dafür tun darfst: Video 11: Resin-Kunstwerk schleifen Video 12: Polieren bis zum Hochglanz Wann Schleifen und Polieren außerdem angebracht sind und wie du damit Fehler covern kannst, verrate ich dir in diesem Teil des Kurses. An meiner Seite: der Experte Norbert Mainka.     Fragen und Antworten zum Know-Flow-Glow-Kurs Worum genau geht es in diesem Kurs? Im Know-Flow-Glow-Kurs geht es um Resin-Kunst auf klassischen Malgründen. Ich spreche nicht über Einbetten, Eingießen, Untersetzer, Schmuck, Skulpturen oder Ähnliches.   Kann ich den Kurs auch machen, wenn ich keine Erfahrung mit Resin habe? Ja, du brauchst keinerlei Resin-Vorkenntnisse für den Kurs. Ich leite dich Schritt für Schritt zu deinem ersten Resin-Kunstwerk, wenn du magst.   Habe ich für immer Zugriff auf die Kursvideos und Handouts? Du kannst dir alles so lange anschauen, wie ich es technisch auf meiner Plattform anbieten kann. Theoretisch also „für immer“.   Gibt es eine Geld-zurück-Garantie? Nein, die gibt es für meine Kurse nicht.   Wie finde ich heraus, ob dieser Kurs der Richtige für mich ist? Magst du Resin-Kunst und möchtest selbst Bilder mit Resin gestalten? Das ist die Basis. Ob ich die richtige Dozentin für dich bin? Schau dich gern auf der Website meiner Etter Art Academy ein wenig um. Dann bekommst du ein gutes Gefühl für meine Kurse und mich – und kannst dich besser entscheiden.       Übrigens: Der Know-Flow-Glow-Kurs ist die ideale Basis für weitere Online-Kurse, die ich dir hier anbiete oder anbieten werde. Schau also gern ab und zu vorbei, und entdecke Neues für deine Resin-Kunst. Zum Beispiel meinen Urban-Art-Style. Oder Resin und Struktur … Und jetzt: Auf zum Kurs und zu deiner eigenen Resin-Kunst!