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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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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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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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Turn Drawing Upside with Laura Cronin
Some portraits you draw. This one, you'll uncover.
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Draw Two Heads Better than One with Juan Perednik
They say two heads are better than one. This lesson proves it.
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Draw on the Dark Side with France Van Stone
This lesson is for anyone who loves the texture of graphite on paper, the meditative rhythm of sketching, and the thrill of capturing a likeness without overthinking it.
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It's Gonna Get Weird Before It Gets Good: Draw a Graphite Portrait with Zac Rybacki
A practice in graphite subtlety, this lesson is an invitation to slow down, observe deeply, and build confidence—one pencil stroke at a time.