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In this series of videos we will explore how to create a mixed media drawing. Remember that this is just the basics, the possibilities are endless! Play around with different media, layering, marks and gesture! In this, the second video in the series, I will discuss blocking out the basic color and value schemes of the piece in either gouache, watercolor or chalk pastel.

In this series of videos we will explore how to create a mixed media drawing. Remember that this is just the basics, the possibilities are endless! Play around with different media, layering, marks and gesture! The first video in the series discusses preparing substrates, or the surface on which we'll make our work.

This videos is long, but you learn 8 different enameling techniques, well worth the 26 minutes! Make sure you use proper safety while using a torch! Fresh and thoroughly cleaned copper are a must for this process as well. Have fun and let me know what you think!

In the fifth and last video in the clay bust series I will show you have to hollow out your sculpture and discuss adding finishing touches. Get messy and have some fun! In the end, make a unique and interesting piece that appeals to you as an artist!

In the fourth video in the clay bust series I will show you have to sculpt a variety of different hair styles. Get messy and have some fun! You got this! Be observant, be thoughtful, and be a problem solver!!

In the third video in the clay bust series I will show you have to sculpt the ears and eyebrows as well as a few finishing touches on the neck and shoulders. Take your time, use good references and pause and review video as you need to be successful. This will not be a quick process, especially if it is your first time creating these types of forms out of clay. You got this! Be observant, be th...

In this video you will learn how to put together many of the skills we've built in our first set of videos in this series of drawing videos. Find an interesting object, light it well, and observe carefully!

In the second video in the clay bust series I will show you have to sculpt the eyes, nose and mouth of your piece. Take your time, use good references and pause and review video as you need to be successful. This will not be a quick process, especially if it is your first time creating these types of forms out of clay. You got this! Be observant, be thoughtful, and be a problem solver!!

In this series of videos I will take you through the process of building a clay bust utilizing a newspaper armature. In this first step you will need newspaper, a toilet paper roll, masking tape, a piece of cardboard, and lots of clay. I hope you enjoy the process!

The jewelry technique you can add to your toolbox after watching this video will allow you to start setting stones, a great addition to jewelry design and production! This is a longer video that details many steps. Take your time and stop the video option as you make a bezel with me! Make sure to be safe following all safety protocols for the tools and equipment used in this process (hair up, g...

This video teaching you three handy and simple techniques to attach metal components to each other or to chain: Bails, Ball-Ended Wire, and Tubing. Make sure you follow safety protocol when using all shop equipment (hair up, goggles on, no loose clothing, and always be aware of your surroundings). As always, I'd love to hear your feedback and help you with any questions you may have!

In this video I will teach you about a variety of different glazing techniques (stencil, sponge, wax resist, and experimentation with layering). This video is the last in my series about different ways to play with and manipulate the surface of your ceramic pieces through different approaches with textures and glazes.

This second video in my Drawing follows up on how to draw an observational contour line drawing by finishing utilizing line quality (varied line weight and texture). Line is the foundation of any drawing and our ability to use and manipulate it is an essential skill to build as an artist.

This first video in my Drawing series introduces you to observational drawing and how to approach drawing things from life. The follow up video to this, in which I finish the drawing, introduces you to line quality (varied line weight and texture). Line is the foundation of any drawing and our ability to use and manipulate it is an essential skill to build as an artist.

Jewelry Techniques: Cleaning Up Soldered Work

Jewelry Techniques: Soldering

Intro to Ceramics: Mini Animal #2 Appendages

Intro to Ceramics: Mini Animal #1 Base

Ceramic Surface Manipulation #2: Sgraffito

Jewelry Techniques: Bracelet Forming

Ceramic Surface Manipulation #1: 5 Prepping Tiles

FAHS Course Selection Advice and Information

Surrealistic Colored Pencil Drawing #3 (texture!)

Intro to Ceramic Glazing: Combining Under and Overglaze

Jewelry Techniques: Flame Patina

Jewelry Techniques: Oxidation

Jewelry Techniques: Buffing

Jewelry Techniques: Etching

Intro to Ceramic Glazing: Using Multiple Overglazes