The Digitizing Artwork and Calligraphy eCourse has been an amazing resource for many people looking to learn Photoshop. Take it from Lauren, who used it to learn how to design her wedding invitations; or Danielle, who used her Photoshop knowledge to build her business! Unfortunately, the course — released in 2016 — is aging, and I want to retire it while it’s still relevant! The last day to purchase it is Tuesday, August 13th.
The Parisian Stationery Set will bid adieu to the TPK catalog on July 16! This post has two goals: to tell you about the stationery set so you can determine if you’ll benefit from owning it, and to ask you what you want to learn how to draw! You can expect to see TPK illustration tutorial eBooks in 2020, and I’d love your help choosing the illustration subjects.
This surprise brush pen worksheet is only available for one week! In this blog post, I’ll tell you a bit about the worksheet and teach you how to use what you learn “in real life”. I’ll also touch on the difference between classic + contemporary Amy Style calligraphy, which I hope will clear things up for those who are (understandably) confused!
Surprise!!! There’s a new limited edition worksheet available on TPK: the “Classic Amy Style”. The worksheet will be available through July 5th, and I’ve released both a printable version and a Procreate version. Whether you acquaint yourself with this style via analog practice or digital strokes, you’ll enjoy this new calligraphy challenge!
As the TPK website gets a facelift, I’m giving consideration to what should stay in the catalog and what needs to go. This month, three printable illustrations will be retired, including a lovely little henna bluebird! In this post, I’ll explain why I’m retiring most printable illustrations and the various projects you can use them for.
Feeling lucky? Then you’ll want to enter this giveaway for a free class on Craftsy. You’ll learn how to harness the power of mixed media {watercolor + India ink} under the tutelage of renowned artist Matt Rota. Matt covers common pitfalls of beginners, how to handle a dip pen and ink, and, finally, how to create a realistic watercolor wash. The class is all online and self-paced; give it a shot!