Join master artist Jennifer Gennari as she creates an original oil painting from start to finish. Jennifer goes into full detail about the paints she uses, her brushes, support, and medium. This course is over two hours and shows Jen's process from start to finish. A high-resolution image of the Lynx cat is included for students to download and work form.

Jennifer Gennari creates an original painting from start to finish. Ms. Gennari begins by discussing each color she uses, her palette, and her medium. She then discusses her brushes, one by one. After the in-depth discussion about her materials, Ms. Gennari paints and discusses every step of her painting process from start to finish. The camera covers the canvas and her palette so you can watch the entire process stroke by stroke. We also provide a copy of the source photo so you can create your own painting of the same subject.

This class empowers beginners with new skills and techniques to draw natural-looking portraits; pushes intermediate artists to the next level and assists more advanced students with tools to open new pathways for their portrait work.  Students will learn correct human proportions, feature placement, and how to develop drawing – from quick sketches through rendered, more photo-realistic work.

Join artist Kevin Wueste for a 6 lesson video course in drawing the human figure. The class covers the entire figure and includes lessons on Video one Proportions and shapes, The Torso, Arms and Legs, Head and Neck, Hands and Feet, and putting it all together with lighting. Students are provided the reference images Kevin uses in the videos and encouraged to complete a homework drawing at the end of each session. We know this 6-hour course will improve your figure-drawing skills!

Will Weston draws and discusses various compositional arrangements and strategies. This lecture is great for people interested in multi-figure paintings, film design, animation, and entertainment arts.

This class contains an entire 2-hour video focused on various aspects of costume drawing.  It also includes about 2 hours of Will Weston's LiveStream Costume Drawing Lecture filmed on January 17th, 2020.

This straightforward (recorded) course addresses hands and feet in-depth and in a short period of time. Hands and feet present a special problem to drawing students because they’re detailed, dimensional, mechanical, and also expressive, and rhythmic. In this class, we address hands in detail in the first lesson. We address the how-to aspects of drawing hands & feet, and their use as supportive-expressive elements to facial expression through slide presentations and demonstrations. Lesson two addresses feet and their role as expressive tools in figure drawing with examples pulled from multiple disciplines and in-class demonstrations. Two homework assignments are included in the class.

Shot live on location in NYC this two-hour session begins with strategies for drawing the figure and then moves right into student pads, with Mr. Weston drawing over their work and explaining as he goes. Assignments included.

Three and half hours of Will Weston drawing a 40-foot drawing while discussing strategies for drawing the figure. This class was filmed live for Drawing New York in New York City.