Horse Drawing Progressions: From Structure to Expressive Marks
Explore horse drawing progressions in this video lesson using graphite, charcoal, and crayon to move from simple structure to expressive marks.
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Watercolor Circle Exercise: A Brush Control Challenge
Try this watercolor circle exercise to build brush control. Paint concentric circles with a dagger brush, no breaks, no touching. I got 19 circles and 5 touches.
Watercolor Line Exercise: A Brush Control Challenge
Try this watercolor line exercise to build brush control. Paint continuous lines with a sword brush, no sketch, no guides. I got 26 lines and 7 mistakes. Can you beat it?
Why You Need to Draw It First Before Painting Loose
Loose painting isn’t about speed. Learn why a slow construct drawing comes first, how it makes a 45-second loose drawing work, using a tea kettle exercise.
How to Draw Loose: A 2-Step Construct & Deconstruct Exercise
Learn how to draw loose with a simple two-step exercise. Draw the same cup tight in 2.5 minutes, then loose in 30 seconds, and see why it changes your painting.