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Uncap Your Ballpoint Skills: Draw an Expressive Pen Portrait with Stinna Kristensen
Create a bold, expressive likeness using nothing more than a humble ballpoint pen.
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Embrace Incomplete: Create an Unfinished Portrait with Gunhild Hope
Embrace a thoughtful, inspiring invitation to simplify your process.
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Non-Dominate a Portrait Sketch with Chantal Vincent
Discover a playful technique to unlock spontaneity, looseness, and expressive mark-making.
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Smile Lines: Draw a Lively Ink Portrait with Kimberly Petersen
Discover an intuitive, exploratory approach to ink drawing to capture a joyful likeness.
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Warmth in Watercolor: Paint a Luminous Portrait with Kayoko Takahashi Gentry
Learn a patient, layered approach to capturing a striking profile bathed in warm light.
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Sketch Without a Net: Draw an Ink Portrait with Vin Ganapathy
This 30-minute lesson is a fast, loose, and fearless dive into perspective and composition.
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Unafraid of the Dark: Draw a Bold Graphite Portrait with Margriet Aasman
Learn how to transition confidently between light and shadow with bold graphite application.
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Wrinkles and Washes: Paint a Face that Tells a Story with Charlotte Hamilton
Paint the kind of face that reminds you why you love portraiture.
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Draw a Reflective Pen Portrait with Tiffany S. DaVanzo
In this playful and skill-building portrait session (51 mins), certified medical illustrator Tiffany S. DaVanzo invites you to create a bold and expressive ballpoint pen drawing. Using simple black ballpoint pens—like BIC or PaperMate—and layering in vibrant color with colored pens, Tiffany walks you through her relaxed, forgiving
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Draw a Soft Graphite Portrait with Shanay Scarlet Manitzky
Learn an accessible approach to drawing that focuses on two powerful fundamentals.
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Save the Eyes for Last with Graphite Artist Pitu Ebensperger
Discover how much expression and depth you can achieve with the simplest of tools.
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Paint a Warm-and-Cool Watercolor Portrait with Jenny Barnes
Learn an intuitive, playful approach to watercolor, where expression takes priority over precision.