>>5781027It's not that he's a good or bad artist, or a good or bad teacher. There are simply hundreds, maybe thousands of art teachers online doing the same kind of material, without any genuine discovery to them. I think the pushback you sometimes see is because some people feel his popularity or his perceived authority is unearned. But to me, it's like pop songs. I can't tell you why or how one pop song is more popular than another. It just happens.
The upside to Brunet is that he's honest. He's showing you things he actually uses in his art. If you do want to paint like him, and your taste in art is not for anyone to judge, you'd get a lot out of his videos. It's better that you learn from honest artists, than artists who only regurgitate coursework from better sources because it's what students think they need, while processing no true competency in the material.
