Do you want to draw and paint more realistic architecture? In this course I want to introduce how to create believable architecture... like room interiors, building exteriors and 3D objects... in 1-point perspective sketches. The goal here is to create ‘concept drawings’…which are the first step in creating finished artworks. Concept drawings are used by all types of artists including: fine art painters and drawers, architects, illustrators, graphic designers, concept artists, industrial designers, set designers, interior designers, landscape designers and many more. To see the whole course on my SKILLSHARE channel: 'Introduction to 1-Point Perspective Sketching' go to https://skl.sh/3CZI2EC Here's what you'll learn: How to use 'draw-through' sketching technique How to draw 2D rectangles and 3D boxes How to make a 3D drawing grid How to draw 8-head proportioned figures How to draw a room interior with figures SKILLSHARE: https://skl.sh/3CZI2EC INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ken_campbell_fine_art/ WWW: https://www.kencampbellfineart.com/

Learn how to paint a 'sun glow effect' in oils using impressionist-style technique. Create new paintings from concept 'thumbnails' to 'broken colour' completion. Learn how to use synthetic sponge texture, under-painting and classical glazing to create rich finished colour effects.

Learn how to paint a simple scene in oils using a tonalist-style technique. Tonalism began in the 1880s in the US and 1910 in Australia and focused on mid-value, pastel-coloured compositions with moody atmospheric themes like dusk, dawn, nocturns, misty, smoky, foggy, lighting effects, and more. Materials list: Vine charcoal Primed canvas Brushes (1/8 - 1/2") Oil paint - yellow ochre Oil paint - cadmium red medium Oil paint - ultramarine blue Oil paint - burnt umber Oil paint - titanium white Alkyd medium - 'Liquin' Odourless mineral spirits - 'Gamsol' 'HOW TO PAINT TONALIST-STYLE' is part of the fine art education IMAGECRAFT LEARNING SERIES from Ken Campbell Fine Art. For more information check www.kencampbellfineart.com. To enroll in streaming art classes contact kencampbellfineart@gmail.com. To view more art videos (free), subscribe to this channel. https://youtu.be/kjmm51yO53I

Learn how to draw from a flat reference like a photo, print or painting, using a knitting needle and vine charcoal. Part of a streaming art course on drawing for beginner and casual artists. This technique is used for drawing any subject matter. This episode demonstrates drawing a face. Ken Campbell is a full time artist and art coach with over 25 years experience teaching hundreds of artists and sharing painting and drawing methods in his Imagecraft Learning Series. In 2020 in response to the covid-19 pandemic and based on his 45 year working art career (in television, publishing, fine art and teaching) Ken began creating streaming lessons on art essentials, including: foundation art skills; (drawing, colour, design); common tricks and shortcuts; and streamlined techniques, used by professional artists. Materials for 'drawing from the flat in vine charcoal' are listed below. - Sketch pad - Knitting needle - 1/2” soft brush - Charcoal pencil - Mono-zero eraser - Chamois - Vine charcoal (1/8-1/4”) - Kneaded eraser - Workable fix (Krylon) For more information check www.kencampbellfineart.com.

Learn six keys to designing great art: concept and narrative, golden mean, center of interest, energy flow lines, Notan greyscale and colour harmony planning. Use to: increase eye-appeal of your artwork, get more viewer attention, dial-up story impact and improve your artist self- confidence.

Introducing artist Ken Campbell's tips and coaching on painting and drawing methods. Videos and tutorials to help new artists make great art. Welcome to the Imagecraft Learning Series... where I help new artists make great art... one painting at a time! Hi, I’m Ken Campbell and I am a fulltime artist and art coach with over 25 years experience teaching hundreds of artists... and sharing MY METHODS to painting and drawing. Based on my 45 year art career (in television, publishing, fine art and teaching) I am creating and sharing easy-to-understand lessons in the essentials, including: foundation art skills (drawing, colour, design); common tricks and shortcuts, and; streamlined techniques, used by me and many professional artists. My firm belief is, the most important thing you need to start growing as an artist is a passion to learn. So I’m committed to ‘helping new artists make great art’... by making video lessons that are fun, simple and easy to understand. Every month I publish new videos here to guide you through my recommended routines... so you can quickly learn the ropes. I invite you to keep an eye on my channel to see if I can help YOU start to make GREAT ART. See you next time. kencampbellfineart.com