Less Than 1 Month Until the 2014 Online Workshops!
On Monday, March 10, Instructor Earnest Ward will kick off our free 2014 Online Workshops with the first video lesson in Workshop 1: Back to Basics.
A strong foundation of basic art skills can translate into your artwork no matter the style or medium used. Maybe you’re new to art and are looking for a good place to start. Maybe you’re a seasoned artist with years of experience, or a painter who doesn’t usually focus on dry media. Either way, take some time in Workshop 1 to sharpen your pencils and start with or re-visit the basics. Pick up tips from Earnest along the way to help elevate your artwork and bring it to another level. See his techniques and learn about the importance of taking the time to observe your subject as you slow down to enjoy the process.
How the Workshops work:
Each workshop consists of four video lessons and supporting downloadable instructions. You can get access to the free videos and instructions any time after they are released. Students can participate in conversations with the Instructors and other students in the discussion boards, and share artwork in the classroom photo gallery.
Our workshops are self-paced, so after a video is released each week during the 4 week period, take your time to follow along, pause, fast-forward, rewind, re-watch, re-visit, and work your way through each lesson at your own pace in your own home.
Did we also mention the workshops are completely FREE? You can register here.
On March 10, the first video lesson will be posted within the “Workshop 1” tab on the Online Workshop website.
Here’s the full schedule:
Workshop 1: Back to Basics
Instructor: Earnest Ward
Start Date: March 10, 2014
Earnest Ward
Workshop 2: Visual Journal Fodder
Instructors: The Journal Fodder Junkies – Eric Scott & David Modler
Start Date: May 5, 2014
Eric Scott (left) & David Modler (right)
Workshop 3: Watercolor Sketching & Journaling
Instructors: Gay Kraeger & Christina Lopp
Start Date: Sept 1, 2014
Christina Lopp (left) & Gay Kraeger (right)
Workshops will remain open until Dec. 31, 2014. To learn more and to register, click here.
