Learn the structure. Paint loose with acrylics 🥽
Most painters overwork because they don't know what matters. So we start with drawing: build subjects from simple shapes and learn what to keep and what to ditch.
Then we break it. Shorter times, simpler shapes, bolder brushwork. You'll take a subject apart without losing what makes it work.
Stop chasing every detail. Start discovering what you can do with paint.
Five courses. One path to loose acrylics.
What's inside
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1. Drawing Fundamentals
Structure is the permission slip.
Can't draw yet? Start here. You'll learn to see perspective and build objects from basic forms. Already draw well? Skip to course 2. -
2. Drawing Is Everything
You don't have a drawing problem. You have a thinking problem.
The heart of the system. Construct first, then loosen it. You'll also try new grips, techniques, and materials, and run your first progressions. -
3. Design & Composition
Most painting problems aren't paint problems. They're composition decisions you never made.
My take on design: the alternative to the rule of thirds, common mistakes, how to simplify, and which tangents to avoid. -
4. Value & Color
Most painting problems aren't color problems. They're value problems.
Get the values right and the painting has a chance. Skip color matching and pick a lane instead: chromatic (colorful and harmonious) or tonal (muted with a pop of accent). -
5. Acrylic Progressions
This is not about finished paintings. It teaches you how to think with paint.
Run the same system through acrylic: layering, brushwork, and what makes it different from watercolor.
Then keep going: The Lab Journal
A new studio lesson every two weeks, so you never finish the courses and wonder what to paint next. New subjects, new materials, and fresh ways to use the system, all in acrylic and drawing mediums.
All 5 courses plus the Journal. Free previews on every course. Full refund within 7 days.