Yes, it actually would have been a lot less work for me! And more profitable, if I’m honest.īut I truly believe that there is something unique and irreplaceable about the community aspect of this challenge that I simply cannot forge on a platform like YouTube.īeing involved in a challenge with other people gives you the motivation to press on until then end. BUT WHY A CHALLENGE? Wouldn’t it be easier to just upload a YouTube video series? I hope you’ll join me-we’re starting soon and I can’t wait to see how much YOU grow after this week. I can’t be all over the world to teach in person, but I can give you this opportunity. This challenge is completely free, and honestly, you can quit after day 2 or 3 if you want to! But this is the fastest (not to mention the cheapest) way to grow without taking an in-person class. I’m not saying this because I’m trying to scam you. No copying, tracing or formula-I didn’t even know what flowers she was planning to draw! Same student, same pencil, same type of paper. Still unsure? Check out the difference between this student’s two drawings: Rather, I’m sharing and demonstrating 5 foundational truths and practices about art that will help you to draw whatever you set your pen to! I don’t want to create a mini “Katrina” art movement, but rather, give you the tools you need to develop your own style and polish your artistic abilities so that your efforts with all media-whether it’s drawing, painting, sculpture, etc-will benefit. This series is more than a step-by-step tutorial where I show you a formula to follow. Well, I didn’t teach art for nothing! So I created a small video tutorial series where I will teach you how to draw- anything really, but we’ll stick with flowers for the sake of simplicity this week :)
Instead, they simply tried to copy pictures of my artwork the best that they could.
This hole in their artistic foundation was holding them back and they were unable to use the tips that I was giving them on their own artwork. I started creating small tutorials for YouTube to share what I’ve been experimenting with in Watercolor, but the common thread that I was finding in the majority of my students was a lack of drawing abilities. I taught art professionally for years before coming home to run Blushed full time and take care of our little boy. I’m not saying that because I’m crazy, but because I’ve done it. What if I told you that I could drastically improve your drawing skills in less than one week? Even if you have never really drawn before.
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