• Color mixing

• Sketching alike

• Shading

• Perspective

• Abstract and figurative composition

• Drawing a human figure

• Drawing a human face

• Leading an artwork from thumbnails (compositional sketches) to final touches.

• Classical methods of drawing

• Cross-hatching

• Skecthing

• Shading

• Representing various textures

• Drawing folds

• Drawing a human head

• Leading complex drawings from compostional sketches to final touches

• Watercolor brushwork

• Wet-on-wet

• Wet-on-dry

• Watercolor underpainting

• Painting a portrait

• Color mixing

• Working with color pallets

• Expressing emotions through color

• Intuitive painting

• Abstract composition

• blending

• layering

• applying thinnner and brushes

• working with a reference

• refining composition and colors 

• How to use masks

• Work with wet washes and use the bead

• Glazing and calligraphy

• How to create expressive and dynamic compositions

• Balance abstract and realistic elements in your paintings

Various methods of oil and acrylic painting:

• impressionist method

• modern method

• classical method

• Color theory and practice

• Composition

• Color temperature

• A-la prima painting methods

• Color theory and practice

• Masterful, loose brushtrocks

• Finished "unfinished" look through accents application

• Representing various textures

• Concentration and resilience

• Human face anatomy

• Lumis method

• Drawing faces alike

• Painting portraits

• Bones and muscles of the human body

• Drawing human figure with confidence

• Advanced Academic drawing skills

• Color mixing

• Expressive brushwork

• Impressionist composition

• Areal perspective

• Representing textures of nature 

• Working with photo references

• How to form a sustainable art habit

• Quickly and expressively draw from life

• Follow creative prompts

• Human anatomy

• Gesture drawing

• Drawing hands and feet

• Shading a human figure

• Working on a complex drawing

• Effective landscape composition

• Quick color mixing

• Various methods of painting sky, water, trees, grass

• Arial and linear perspctive

• Representing textures

• Working with oil paint outdoors

• Classical methods of oil painting using transparant varnishes

• Working with underpanting and color temperature

• Achieving realistic & hyperrealistic level of detail

• Representing texture of human skin, hair, clothes

• Likeness

• Tools of inking - Fine liners, Hunt Crow quill nibs, rulers and French curves

• Principles of inking – Line weights, Hatching, Textures

• Styles of inking – Illustration/Print, Comic Book, Sketching

• Color mixing

• Brushwork

• Effective composition

• Areal and linear perspective

• Representing textures of nature

• Working with photo reference

• Various printmaking techniques

• Creating designs that clearly express your ideas

• Working with limited color palettes and shapes

• Exploring graphic language—a stylized, semi-abstract form of expression that differs from realism

• Drawing faces and figures in various Manga styles

• Working on graphic novels

• Various charcoal mediums

• Blending

• Human face anatomy

• Loomis method

• Stylizing a charcoal portrait

• Drawing people in foreshortening

• Developing a unique personal style

• Drawing complex scenes in various styles

• Working on multi-page comic novels

• Working on 2-D animation in Procreate Dreams

• Studying anatomy of the human head and body

• Experimenting with different mediums

• Digital Painting

• Working on complex paintings

• Developing a unique personal style

• Using this time to practice what you have learned at sturctured classes

• Using pencil, pen and watercolor to sketch Bay Area nature and people

• Achieving likeness

• Gesture drawing

• Botanical sketches

• Architecture drawing

• awesome memories,

• expertise in artistic movement / style of a choice,

• new skills,

• artworks that are not just good looking, but unique and creative!