Traditional Guides Only Help You at the Beginning.

 

When you work large, you need structure to keep your drawing accurate. But once you start painting, the transfer lines disappear, and it is easy to start protecting those early marks and end up with a tight, overworked painting.

The Drawing Guide stays useful after you start painting. Check your drawing, see what's changed, make the corrections you want, and keep going.

In the workshop, I’ll show you how I:

 

1

Start my paintings freehand so the first marks are intuitive and gestural

2

Create a Drawing Guide in Photoshop or Procreate

3

Use my Drawing Guide over multiple passes to correct my drawing

4

Modify my Drawing Guide depending on the level of detail I need

5

Add to and change my composition mid-painting using a new Drawing Guide

6

Paint outside the lines when I want to refresh an area that feels overworked

Plus a live Q&A with me

So you can ask me questions directly as you put these methods into practice.