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Lobster Boat Drawing Study
Explore a lobster boat through graphite, charcoal, and crayon in this video drawing lesson about observation, varied marks, and getting to know your subject.
Go behind the scenes with video tutorials, painting experiments, and loose art lessons. Each post includes a video—explore watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, and the freedom to make a mess.
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Explore a lobster boat through graphite, charcoal, and crayon in this video drawing lesson about observation, varied marks, and getting to know your subject.
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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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One bottle, several interpretations. Watch how careful graphite studies develop into bold charcoal and red pencil drawings as the pace picks up.
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Learn the bones, then take some liberties. A 12-minute classic Chevy drawing session moving from graphite construction to colored pencil and bold charcoal.
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One coastal photograph, one interesting house, and no masterpiece required. A relaxed drawing session exploring rooflines, shadows, and possibilities.
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This canvas went from mixing palette to sunflowers to harbor scene. But moving the pier and changing the boat finally made the composition click.
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This landscape started weeks before I knew I was painting it. Watch me turn a paint-covered canvas and random collage papers into a mixed media experiment.
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Explore a creative mixed media landscape experiment using four separate paintings to build one composition. Discover the freedom of unexpected results.
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Discover how a rejected landscape became a loose mixed media banana painting using acrylics, inks, charcoal, and unexpected colors.
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Turn an old drawing into expressive mixed media art using acrylics, graphite, charcoal, and crayon in this creative journey with three tomato paste cans.
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Explore how painting progressions build creative confidence through repetition in this expressive mixed media study of three Diet Coke cans.
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Discover how a messy mixing palette became expressive mixed media art with three ketchup bottles, and why protecting a painting can limit creativity.