A completely unique opportunity not only to read the chapters of the book, but also to follow video courses. The package includes a book and 6 video courses with a total duration of 2 hours and 29 minutes.
 
Included in the package:
 
1. Sketching Academy: A Guide to Styles, Tools and Methodologies. Vol. 1- Softcover, 256 pages. In English.
Size: 8 x 6 inches (20.5 x  15.5 cm), 1.2 lbs (530 g).
 
In the first volume of this guide, I collected my experience, the necessary knowledge about the materials and the fundamentals of the sketching methodology. It's all gathered in the right place, properly organized to help you upgrade your sketching from intuitive action to a conscious and professional process.
Welcome to the world of professional sketching!
 
2. Video courses: 

Colored Pencils, Part 1

Watercolor colored pencils are a unique and wonderful tool. If, of course, you use it correctly. Today we will also get acquainted with the idea of using pencils for the first time and make a simple sketch using basic rules.

Colored Pencils Part 2

We continue to study the sketches with colored pencils. And we will start with the ideology of selecting the minimum number of colored pencils to solve almost any problem. And, of course, we will make a finished sketch - this time it will be an old street in Montreal.

Three Styles in One

Today we will mix marker graphics, colored pencils and tonal work by using vertical lines. We have already done all this separately. Now, we will try to combine it. To do this, we are heading to a small town in France...

Water-Soluble Graphite

Art Graph's amazing water-soluble graphite is a completely unique product on the market, originally from Portugal. I'll be happy to show you some of its features. I am quite sure that you will just fall in love with this material!

Framing the Sketch

Of course, sketches also sometimes deserve to be framed and hung on the wall. Or to give them to a friend. But how to do that? Not to order a large and serious frame in a framing workshop?

Observation

We don't just combine two materials in one sketch. We turn the drawing process into epicureanism, where you have the opportunity to slowly enjoy each line from which you assemble the image.