Online Art Class

[u/fairlymediocre17]

Trying to find online art classes to help enhance my drawing, painting, and tattooing skills. Not looking for an online class that incorporates all three, looking for separate onlime classes that focus on each thing. Im a combat veteran with extreme socialization problems, and who prefers not to leave the house or have face to face interactions with others. Can somebody recommend the right online programs for me that arent apart of a degree plan. Im not looking to earn a degree. I just want to take classes, and it cant be apart of a university or college.

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[u/UnburyingBeetle]

If it's for fun and you want to build the skills in your most natural way, I could design some lessons for you myself.

[u/fairlymediocre17 → u/UnburyingBeetle]

That would be appreciated!

[u/UnburyingBeetle → u/fairlymediocre17]

Sent you a DM. You don't have to answer right away, I respect the need to gather one's wits.

[u/fennfuckintastic]

Might look in to Udemy. Its all online and has a very wide range of courses, though the quality varies. Prices are usually reasonable and there are constantly sales that end up making the courses dirt cheap. I've probably done a dozen of them since I ETSd and its definitely the easiest, at your own pace, way to take non credit courses.

[u/fairlymediocre17 → u/fennfuckintastic]

Very cool, ill check it out, thanks!

[u/leschanersdorf]

I’m working on Draw A Box and a class that the Audubon society hosted about drawing birds. I have found some good classes by searching the subjects that I want to draw rather than just “drawing class”.

[u/Trick_Mushroom997]

On YouTube Proko Brokendraw Brent Eviston tomfoxdraws Marc Brunet Marco Bucci Robert Lazlo Kiss Drawing Database Kentucky University chommang for starters.

[u/DarkPortraits]

I could help with drawing and painting 🤔