A little bit of this and a little of that

Are you discouraged with your drawings?

Let me turn that discouragement into joy in 28 days.
New figure drawing and basic drawing class starts March1. Sign up today at http://bit.ly/2jsohgA

Kurt Aspland is a graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and has been drawing, painting and teaching for well over 25 years. Currently he teaches at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.

It has been his observation over the years that most artist struggle with drawing on a daily basis. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is the starting and maintaining a daily habit of drawing. This is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class.

Desert Drawing by Kurt Aspland

Figure Drawing by Kurt Aspland

Pets by Kurt Aspland

Musing by Kurt Aspland

Jamaican Hide-A-Away

Are you discouraged with your drawings?

Let me turn that discouragement into joy in 28 days.
New figure drawing and basic drawing class starts Feb 1. Sign up today at http://bit.ly/2jsohgA

Kurt Aspland is a graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and has been drawing, painting and teaching for well over 25 years. Currently he teaches at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.

It has been his observation over the years that most artist struggle with drawing on a daily basis. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is the starting and maintaining a daily habit of drawing. This is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class.

Jamaican Hide-A-Way Drawing by Kurt Aspland

Cookie the Dog

It has been my observation over the years that most artist struggle with drawing on a daily basis. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is implementing a daily habit of drawing. That is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class.  If I could somehow get my students to draw everyday for four weeks, odds would be in their favor that a habit would form.

The 28 Day Figure Drawing Day Class, like all of my classes is structured in such a way that if you commit 15 minutes everyday, you will have put together in your sketchbook a wonderful resource filled with tips, tricks and techniques for you to reference when needed. Also it is so much better than buying a book, because in the process practice you will be putting these things to memory. If you would like more information please check out this link: The 28 Day Drawing Class.

This is part of my everyday habit of drawing. Today is cookie the dog. 

Kurt Aspland drawing of Cookie the Dog.

Amish Women Talking

Are you discouraged with your drawings?
Let me turn that discouragement into joy in 28 days.
New figure drawing and basic drawing class starts Feb 1. Sign up today at http://bit.ly/2jsohgA

Kurt Aspland is a graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and has been drawing, painting and teaching for well over 25 years. Currently he teaches at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.

It has been his observation over the years that most artist struggle with drawing on a daily basis. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is the starting and maintaining a daily habit of drawing. This is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class.
Sign up today at http://bit.ly/2jsohgA

This sketch it for sale at www.kurtaspland.com

Kurt Aspland watercolor of three amish women talking

Desert Drawing

Are you discouraged with your drawings?
Let me turn that discouragement into joy in 28 days.
New figure drawing and basic drawing class starts Feb 1. Sign up today at http://bit.ly/2jsohgA

Kurt Aspland is a graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and has been drawing, painting and teaching for well over 25 years. Currently he teaches at Drexel University in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.

It has been his observation over the years that most artist struggle with drawing on a daily basis. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is the starting and maintaining a daily habit of drawing. This is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class.
Sign up today at http://bit.ly/2jsohgA

Daily Sketch: Burning Leaves

The Sketchbook Series: Fences

Buy "Fences" today at http://bit.ly/1VQiNJH
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20 Tips to Improve Your Drawing:

Tip #3: Draw everyday – Draw everyday – Quantity over Quality. Do not get hung up on what something looks like, just move on to the next drawing. Things are happening in your mind that you are not even aware of.

If you are discouraged about your drawing ability or find yourself to get frustrated, I can help because I have been there many times. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is implementing a daily habit of drawing. That is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class. If I could somehow get my students to draw everyday for four weeks, odds would be in their favor that a habit would form. Sign up for my next class at www.kurtaspland.com

Sketchbook Series by Kurt Aspland “Burning Leaves”

Daily Sketch: Fences

The Sketchbook Series: Fences

Buy "Fences" today at http://bit.ly/2hKaBPX
Follow me on Facebook for all the latest: Kurt Aspland Studio

20 Tips to Improve Your Drawing:

Tip #2: Draw everyday – Have the right supplies, keep it cheep and simple. I use a $5 spiral bound sketchbook (9x12 Strathmore Sketch pad) and a pack of $2 Crayola color pencils. I have used a lot of different fine art pencils and in the end I have found Crayola is the best.

If you are discouraged about your drawing ability or find yourself to get frustrated, I can help because I have been there many times. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is implementing a daily habit of drawing. That is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class. If I could somehow get my students to draw everyday for four weeks, odds would be in their favor that a habit would form. Sign up for my next class at www.kurtaspland.com

Howl in 2017

Howl in the new year with me!!!!!, If you art an artist who lacks confidence, I can help you, check out my 28 day classes. 

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20 Tips to Improve Your Drawing:

Tip #1: Draw everyday – Set a timer for 15 min. Start only with 15 min.

The first tip and most important is daily practice. There are so many art classes, books and workshops out there that seem to address everything except the most important thing of all; that is implementing a daily habit of drawing. That is the foundation for The 28 Day Drawing Class. If I could somehow get my students to draw everyday for four weeks, odds would be in their favor that a habit would form. Sign up for my next class at www.kurtaspland.com

© Kurt Aspland 28 Day Drawing Course: Daily drawing: Howl in 2017!