Art Camp ⛺️さんのイラストまとめ

Throwback to my first real tutorial video! Teaching has always been a powerful form of learning for me and I've been blessed to help so many people learn to make better art.

You can still check out the video over on our youtube channel here:

https://t.co/DR5Wo25Xxn

Don't think of color sketches as just sliding the hue around. Consider drastically changing the lighting, climate, weather, etc. How do those things affect your story and mood?

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Pics from Art Camp 3: Landscapes at https://t.co/qQQXO6IDa2

Master studies are the sort of exercise that it's really hard to outgrow.

You can do them as a beginner and learn a lot. Then you can keep doing them in 10 years and still learn a lot.

Spring is coming—get outside and paint!

Plein air is where I learned most of what I know about color, light, and landscapes. You don't need fancy tools or a nice set up (I think I sat on the ground for all of these). Just get out there and make images.

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Draw/paint your friends (and strangers)!

It's a great exercise, you learn to draw effectively/stealthily, and it's a fun challenge.

Artists do not learn to make their own work without extensive imitation.

Let's ditch the stupid notions and obsession with "originality."

Over the years, I have done countless master studies of all sorts of subjects in all sorts of media. And they've never stopped teaching me.

Master studies are like a complete education in one exercise. They can cover so many fundamentals and are an enlightening, encouraging practice.

So try one out today! I promise you'll feel better about your art.

Check out this free video on them: https://t.co/yn9WYsS6Jx

Plein air painting is one of my favorite ways for learning color and light.

Nature is a challenging but will teach you so, so much if you carefully observe it.

Get out there and throw some paint around! It doesn't have to be perfect--just capture the beauty of light. ♥

Get out your sketchbook and do some master studies!

Traditional media studies like these taught me so, so much about painting and color. When I went back to digital after these, it's like my eyes were opened.