Most of the time we take this to mean “What supplies will I need?” I’m going to give you some suggestions about supplies, but I encourage you to consider other things you might need to get the most from this course: Time Of course, you’ll need time to work on each module, but you may…
An introduction to keeping a studio journal, and a quick look at how it can help you become the artist you want to be. Course Content Course Home Page Preliminaries/Preparations Course Modules
Don’t ask “What do I need to fix?” about a painting. Here’s what to ask instead, and some tips for helping an unsatisfying painting undergo a creative metamorphosis.
Ideas for how to keep your sketching going without discouragement. Enjoy sketching on location right now, with the skills you have right now, and still build the skills you need to create that beautiful “sketchbook as a work of art” you aspire to.
Here’s an exercise to help you stimulate your creativity, loosen up or find your own style.
Tips for establishing a consistent sketchbook (or painting) practice.
Make your own symmetrical circular designs for mandalas or other circular paintings. All you need are a plate and a piece of office paper! This video shows you how to do it.
In this video, I demonstrate an alternate method for softening edges in watercolor, using a sponge instead of a brush.
An exercise for exploring (and collecting) things you enjoy doing (not just seeing), as a way to expand and explore your personal style.
Having trouble finding the time and energy to paint? Try designing some Anti-Rules!
Here are three things in my studio that make me smile every time I use them. (Great gift ideas for artists!)
An easy tip for mixing lively, interesting and natural-looking browns, tans, skin tones, fur, feathers, etc.
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