Art Instruction and Marketing Resources Special Edition Torian's Smile     Learn to Paint in Fleeting Light Get Torian's Smile Today for Only $65   Daniel Gerhartz was born in Wisconsin in 1965 where he now lives with his wife Jennifer and their five children. His interest in art piqued at an early age when a teenage friend suggested they spend one dreary afternoon drawing. It was at that moment that he discovered his life work. Daniel began his art education at the American Academy of Art in Chicago where he studied in the classical tradition and immersed himself in applications of technique and design. After a brief stint in commercial art, he began pursuing fine art; visiting museums to study master works and painting alongside contemporary master artists. Daniel found his passion in painting from life. This direct approach to working with the figure and landscape allowed him to see and attempt to capture the infinite nuances of light, color, and form. This continues to drive his enthusiasm today. Since then he has been featured in solo and group shows across the country and has won numerous awards at prominent national invitational exhibitions and his work has been collected both nationally and internationally. What You'll Learn:   Learn valuable tips as Daniel works with the model outdoors amidst changing light conditions and has to make critical decisions as to continue or begin a new work to make the most of the moment. Daniel thoroughly explains how to read the values on your subject for tonal accuracy within your paintings to create the most convincing illusion of light and form. Daniel’s accessible and easy to understand approach in building solid form and capturing light can be easily implemented into your painting style, bringing your paintings even greater strength. You will see how every brushstroke is applied and gain a knowledge as to why it was applied. Your creativity will come alive as you experience Daniel’s enthusiasm as he shares his excitement that draws him to the essence of the subject. Daniel will teach you how to see edges accurately and shares His concepts that help you create the most variety in your edge work, bringing visual power to your paintings. In this painting, Daniel specifically explains how to look for warm and cool tones while maintaining value simplicity to achieve the greatest form and luminosity in your subjects. While Dan demonstrates these principles in portrait painting, these same techniques apply to any other subject matter or medium as well, including landscape and still life painting. Video Length: 01:29:04 Streaming access PRICE: $65.00     Learn More Josh Clare Paints the Winter Landscape     Learn How to Paint Two Captivating Snow Scenes Get Josh Clare Paints the Winter Landscape Today for Only $159! Born in 1982, Joshua grew up drawing and was rarely without a pencil and paper, but it wasn't until he began studying art at BYU-Idaho that he began painting. Josh has earned numerous awards along the way including artists choice at the 2012 Laguna Plein Air Invitational and 2nd place in the Raymar 6th Annual Painting Competition. Early in 2014 Josh was featured for three consecutive months in several of the nation's finest art magazines: Western Art and Architecture, Southwest Art, and Art of the West. What You'll Learn -Warm and cool temperature changes -What to put in and what to leave out -What makes for a good composition -What to know when painting from photographs Video Length: 04:36:34 Streaming Access PRICE: $159     Learn More Dominique Medici paints Alla Prima Quick Sketch with a Limited Palette     Kadee Learn how to break a portrait down into manageable steps Learn how to break down a portrait into manageable steps work with a reliable and systematic painting process be able to mix any color in a few simple steps learn to do all of these things in limited amount of time Run time approx. 53 min. Gaining the ability to work with precision and speed is instrumental to your development as a painter. The most efficient way to develop your observation and intuition is to practice with shorter poses. The time restraint forces you to forego detail, see the big picture and focus on gesture and large masses. This is the secret behind all great works. In this video, I will work with a systematic process to paint a 50 min portrait sketch. Using a limited palette I break down the portrait into 4 steps. The goal is to capture an impression of my model. I often do quick sketches as preliminary studies for more finished works. Mastering this practice is indispensable for those of us that only have a limited amount of time to paint each day. The lessons in this video will sharpen your observation and take your skill to a new level. Video Length: Approx. 53 minutes PRICE: $49     Learn More Advertise YOUR Instructional Video In BoldBrush Have you create an art instructional video or a resource that teaches artists about art marketing? Promote your video or resource right here in BoldBrush. Put your call for entries right into the email inboxes of more than 55,000 artists! BoldBrush Ads bring art advertising into the 21st century. 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