Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 19, 2025

Dainty Daisies


Click Here to Bid - 6x6in. - oil on panel

NEW ARTBYTE (online tutorial) ANNOUNCEMENT!!!


I've been asked a bunch of times over the years to make a tutorial about painting glass. I started working on it about a year ago and it is finally done! Unfortunately the nerve damage in my neck still makes it difficult to sit for any length of time, so editing the videos is what took so long.

In the ArtByte I talk a lot about the particular challenges of painting glass, and all the tips I've acquired that make it easier. There are 2 demo videos - one of this painting above, and another composition with colored glass. This one >

The cost is $15, and you can find it here: Painting Glass ArtByte.

Monday, September 19, 2022

Do I Have Your Attention?

 

Click Here to Bid - 6x6in. - oil - starts at $100

In case you missed it, I have released my 

It includes tons of instruction - basically everything I know about painting animals - plus TWO full demos - this cat, and the owl I posted recently - with voiceovers. The cost is $15, and you can view it at your own pace, and as many times as you want, forever.

Sunday, September 11, 2022

Owl Be Seeing You


Click Here to Bid - 6x6in. - oil - starts at $100

My "Animal Painting" tutorial is LIVE! It took quite a bit longer than I anticipated, but, now that I have all the kinks worked out, hopefully the next ones will come more easily.

- bite-size lessons that aren't boring and won't break the bank -

This ArtByte ($15) includes 2 demos (with all the boring bits edited out) of this owl, and a cat, with voice-overs added. It also includes pages of instruction with tons of images and basically everything I've learned about painting animals. I talk about where to find reference photos, how to edit them, and my complete painting process (includes info about eyes, whiskers, backgrounds, etc.). I've also included two exercises that will help you hone your skills.

It's a lot of info, but you can go at your own pace, and once you purchase the ArtByte it's yours forever.

Also here's a little teaser video of this painting.