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Let’s Draw: A Solid Foundation for Artists with Ronnie Williford

Pre-Order Sale!Samples of Ronnie’s Work: Below are a few additional examples of Ronnie Williford’s work:Course Details: In this new course, Ronnie Williford breaks down his approach to the basics of drawing. This course is aimed at new and/or younger artists that are looking to learn the basics and get a good understanding of art fundamentals.This course...

Animation in Callipeg with Travis Blaise

Now On Sale!Travis Blaise’s Work: Below are a few additional examples of Travis’ work:Course Details: In this course, story artist and animator Travis Blaise demos down his approach working in Callipeg. He demos numerous tips & techniques that he has learned over his 30 year animation career and shows you how to apply them to this...

Sculpting in ZBrush with Tony Cipriano

On Sale!Tony Cipriano’s Work: Below are a few additional examples of Tony’s work:Course Details: In this course, award winning sculptor Tony Cipriano demos down his approach to working in ZBrush. He demos numerous tips & techniques that he has learned over his career and shows you how to apply them!This course may be streamed online or downloaded. About...

How to Draw Birds of Prey with Aaron Blaise

In his largest course yet, over 55 Hours!!, feature animated film director, animator and wildlife artist Aaron Blaise (“The Lion King”, “Brother Bear”, “Mulan”) teaches you how to draw BIRDS OF PREY. Aaron teaches you drawing and illustrating tips for numerous species. Learn to Draw 15 Different Birds of Prey! He takes you through the...

LIVE Animal Drawing Workshop – October 10th, 2020

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Walking As Yourself | The Story of Telling

The legendary British actress, Helen Mirren, says the hardest thing you can do is walk as yourself. She may have been speaking about acting when she said this, but I think her words carry wisdom we can use beyond the stage. Society conditions us to fit in from a young age. The

On Sufficiency

My favourite childhood stories were those written by Laura Ingalls Wilder about her pioneer family and life in the Big Woods of Wisconsin. Her family lived on their wits. They were grateful for what they had and prepared for uncertain seasons. In tough times they made do and relied on their skills, but also...

The Limitations Of Labels | The Story of Telling

Last week, an Australian journalist was quoted in the media as saying that millennial workers lack resilience. She expressed concern over their need for thanks and hugs. On the same day, our millennial plumber was due to arrive to investigate a leak. Even though we’re isolating during the pandemic, this was

Stronger Together | The Story of Telling

It’s the day before Melbourne cafes close again under reinstated lockdown restrictions. The owner of the Italian restaurant that opened in January is heart sore. We get chatting as I’m paying the bill. He explains that due to then pandemic they’ve been able to have patrons dine in for only nine

When Things Catch On | The Story of Telling

When things catch on, we often assume that their success happened en masse and out of the blue. One day an idea is invisible to us, the next it’s everywhere. The truth about ideas that fly is that they gain traction in increments. One story, one believer, one advocate at a time. We