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Make an Eye Soar Drawing a Graphite Portrait with Justin Maas
Learn how to draw an expressive "squinty" portrait from a master of likeness.
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Pencil, Paint, Pizzazz: Create A Mixed-Media Portrait with Harmony Reid
Add a pinch of "pizzazz" to your portraits with just pencil and paint.
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Loose Lines, Courageous Colors: Draw an Expressive Portrait with Katie B
Embrace a playful, expressive approach to portrait drawing using colored pencils and crayons.
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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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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.
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Draw an 'Un-Ruler-y' Portrait with Mike Creighton
What happens when you draw a face without measuring a single thing?
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Fun with Frottage: Draw a Textured Portrait with Bridget Clutten
Bring texture to life with a playful, tactile technique.
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Create 'Beautiful Drama' in Charcoal and Pastel with Tania Potapenko
With a focus on classical proportion and expressive restraint, Tania shows how to use subtle shifts in light to create a portrait with "beautiful drama."
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The Art of Tone: Get Graphic in Graphite with Karl Staub
This lesson is all about structure and contrast—about seeing light, midtone, and shadow as distinct shapes to be mapped, hatched, and carved into the page.
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Grace in Graphite: Capture a Serene Expression with Justin Maas
A tricky upward angle, subtle expression, and delicate lighting—elements that can easily throw off proportions or muddle a likeness. That’s exactly why it’s worth doing.
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Solve a Drawing Puzzle with Zac Rybacki
Learn countless bits of drawing technique and creative wisdom, including a reminder that fixing mistakes takes courage but is always worth it.