Scott W. Prior: Painting the Urban LandscapeHere Are Some of the Techniques You'll Discover How to break tried and true painting rules and why you should do it Scott's secret brushwork technique to keep your lines thin and sharp Why you should never paint your focal point first The color you should use in your first paint layer, the same way you use salt in your cooking How to use every part of your brush to give your painting depth and complexity Where to place the slight changes that can have

The secret to working with mid-tones and making flawless temperature shifts

Shows you how to create a strategy to improve your painting quality fast

If you can attend one of his workshops

varnished paintings

almost anyone can become a pretty good painter

CD-3 The Pitcher Girl

traditional charcoal and wet-brush charcoal powder

Harrison-Tustain demonstrates how her best watercolor techniques

When to focus on the details and when to let them go to bring out what truly speaks to you within the heart of the subject…

The temptation to render everything in the painting equally is the downfall of many beginning painters

Richard also delves into the important use of color charts

His genius is revealed by the illusion he creates of quiet repose