525VM:Free Demo and Critique with Viktoria Majestic

Part I: Demonstration 12:30 – 2:45pm – Free- Call 336-846-3827 to RSVP

Part II: Critique Session 3:00 – 5:30pm – $10, registration required

Part I: Learn and enjoy watching a complete still life demonstration by Viktoria Majestic fine artist. During her demo, she will explain in detail, all of the steps that she uses to create beautiful, realistic looking paintings. Learn new tips and tricks from her, while she paints.

Please call to register for the demo 336-846-3827

Part II: Artists will have the opportunity for a personalized 15 minute critique of their painting and the opportunity to hear Viktoria’s critique of others that have registered.  She will give you professional feedback and advice on how you can significantly improve your painting. You are also welcome to ask questions that you may have. Critique is a necessary means to improving your work as an artist.

Workshop Teacher

• Viktoria Majestic

  Viktoria K. Majestic is a classically trained, Hungarian-American fine artist, currently living in North Carolina. She studied art both in Europe and in the United States. Her work can be found in collections throughout the US and abroad as well.  As an artist she has been largely influenced by the works of Zorn, Sorolla, Sargent, Levitan, and a few contemporary masters.

  Majestic grew up in a small European town where her interest in art and nature was formed.  During her childhood, most of the time she could either be found in the countryside exploring nature, or indoors occupied by creating art.

  It wasn’t until graduating from college with a business degree, that she has come to realize how much she missed art and decided to pursue it as a career.  Following this life changing decision, Viktoria established her own mural painting business, and worked as a mural artist for nearly a decade. Eventually, an incapacitating back problem forced her to change course.

  She couldn’t imagine giving up painting, so she set out to search for an alternative. Traditional oil painting seemed to be the best fit, which lead her to dedicate several years to formal training in classical oil painting.  She spent 4 years at the Ridgewood Art Institute, receiving instructions from John Phillip Osborne & Danielle Wexler master artists, and took portrait painting classes at the prestigious Art Students League of New York with Leonid Gervits and Jordan Sokol.Viktoria has been teaching representational painting for over a decade, passionately passing on her knowledge to her students.  She teaches students of all levels to improve their painting skills with outstanding reviews.She is a member of  Oil Painters of America, Muddy River Art Association, and she is an elected member of the American Artists Professional League, where she also serves as a director on the national board.