Which Watercolor Paper should you use? Here is a free three-page download all about watercolor paper. Everything I wished I’d known when I first started painting watercolor two decades ago is distilled in this downloadable PDF. Get that, and a few other watercolor painting tips and links to resources as emails over the next few weeks when you download the primer here.
What Comes Next After a Painting is Finished?
What’s the sequence of steps to making art in a studio? What comes next after a painting is finished? Here is a handy printable flow chart to show you an organized sequence to follow after every painting is completed. Get that here.
How to Title Your Art
Are you pushing a heavy cart on square wheels up a steep hill each time you wonder what to title a new piece of art? I’ve got a great system for you. I used to struggle mightily with titling my paintings and printmaking, till I unfolded the process and created a system for myself. Watch the intro to this short and effective video course on how to title your art. Sign up and watch the course at your leisure, and you’ll never struggle with titles again.
Six Tips to Paint More Often
Do you wish you were painting more often? I used to let dust collect on my art supplies for entire seasons. Let me share a few tips with you on how I turned my art-making practice into a regular activity, with no big pauses, breaks or blocks. Check out this free video course Six Tips to Paint More Often.
Using the Grid Method for More Accurate Drawing
Are you struggling to get more accuracy in your drawings under your watercolor paintings? I tried to use the grid method years ago, but found it too wieldy with math and measuring. It seemed like a chore before the fun, so I never used it. While working on a larger, multi figure painting, I came up with a simplified grid system that helped my drawing immensely. I’d like to share how to grid your drawing in this free video for you.
