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Louise Bourgeois's spiders

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This is a picture from one of the classes at my local art school.
I started attending classes here when i was only four; my brother had just been born and my mother didn't have time to draw with me any more so, seeing how much i liked art, she decided to sign me up for art classes.
Having been a student there for thirteen years, these classrooms are as familiar to me as my own house ( the teachers even joked that they should get me a room in the schools since I was always there. The smell of out paints, the handprints on the walls ( some of which may have been my own), are something that will always stay with me.

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Daumer's work has such impressive linework and use of ink; the way he captures light and shadow has always interested me.

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I particularly love Rubens' sketches because of their dynamic and expressive lines

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Although he is a relatively unknown artist, I'm always impressed by Emilio's subject choice and ability to capture depth

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It always amazes me how Lisa Brice can make her drawings feel so intimate despite the use of such a limited palette.

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In this artist's work, what captivates me is the colours, exressions and texture, which is something that i love to experiment with

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What i like about Ignasi's art is the impressive variety.
From advertising campaigns and ballet sets to simple pen doodles, his work never fails to mesmerise

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Frida Kahlo is not only an inspiration as an artist, but also as a person. I have always admired her boldness and tendency to confront uncomfortable topics both in her art and personal life.