Video Resources
These videos are designed to be your guide and inspiration, not a rigid lesson you have to follow perfectly. As you watch, you’ll see drawing techniques and image creation broken down in a way that feels approachable, so you can try them at your own pace. Think of each video as a creative journey: you’ll learn how to warm up, build shapes, and develop images, but you’ll also see how small, simple steps can turn into something uniquely yours.
Be Inspired
You don’t need to be “good” at drawing to start. These videos are here to meet you exactly where you are. If you’re a beginner, they’ll give you structure and confidence. If you’ve been drawing for a while, they’ll offer fresh ideas and new ways to loosen up and explore.
In this video, I show a loose drawing style, bringing this simple sketch to life. The relaxed technique allows for fluid lines and spontaneous creativity, building a drawing with the beauty of imperfection.
I use a drawing style in this video that can completely transform the way your sketches feel and look. Instead of obsessing over perfect lines and exact proportions, this more random relaxed technique invites you to let go, move your hand freely, and allow your instincts to guide the drawing. The result is a sketch that feels alive, expressive, and uniquely yours.
Drawing on simple craft paper with charcoal with highlights is one of those deceptively simple techniques that instantly elevates dimension. The rough, warm surface of craft paper naturally softens harsh lines and gives your charcoal marks a toned richness. When you add highlights on top—using white charcoal, pastel, or a soft pencil—you’re not just filling in light; you’re sculpting form.
Coming Soon
The new upcoming videos, especially the warmup exercises for the CREATE book, are developed to help you get your hand moving, quiet your inner critic, and free yourself up. The more you engage with the videos—pausing, rewinding, drawing along, and even experimenting beyond what you see—the more you’ll feel your skills, comfort, and imagination grow. My hope is that each video gives you not just techniques, but the courage to keep going, to keep creating, and to trust that your artistic journey is absolutely worth taking.