Arthur Haywood is working to creating art that inspires people to learn and want to read about the stories behind what the viewer sees. He is a classically trained painter and has created an incredible body of work for his book, The Great Library. In this interview, we talk about Arthur's journey and how he learned from several different schools to develop the skillset he now has. 1:30 - How Arthur and Mitch met at Artistacon when Arthur was showing his book of work 2:55 - Arthur describing his book covering scholars from the ancient library of Alexandria and what inspired him to undertake such an ambitious project 7:00 - How video games can allow us to get a glimpse into the past and experience locations like the Great Library of Alexandria 8:52 - Arthur discusses the time it takes to create his paintings which are done in the classical style 11:00 - Discussing the time it takes to create great work and the mental shift that has to happen to fully understand the art-making process 25:00 - The difference between "Owning" knowledge vs only having theory 29:50 - What's next for Arthur --------- Links mentioned in this Episode: Artistacon: https://www.artistacon.net Grand Central Atelier: https://grandcentralatelier.org Maryland Institute College of Art: https://www.mica.edu Caimbridge Street Studios: http://www.cambridgeststudios.com Check out more of Arthur’s Work at: Web: http://www.arthurhaywood.com Arthur's Book, The Great Library: http://www.arthurhaywood.com/p/the-great-library.html --------- Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to learning art? http://www.pencilkings.com Want to learn to paint like Arthur? http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve Grab Mitch's Book: Digital Artist Career Blueprint Physical Book: https://amzn.to/2VmUybF EBook: https://amzn.to/2Xo4P9g

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PK 194: The Journey to Building a Large Body of Artwork

Rayna was stuck for 15 years... and then 3 questions changed everything. The questions allowed her to see her life from a completely different view allowing all kinds of amazing opportunities to come her way and now she helps other artists do the same. This fascinating conversation continues on with the creative coaches we've been speaking with to dig even deeper and see just how crucial your mindset is to everything you do. If you’ve felt like you’ve been held back, or that everyone else around you is making easier progress your own mind could be the only thing holding you back.  As you listen to this episode ask yourself where you may have your own mindset blocks that need attention.   Highlights: 1:07: Rayna's Introduction   2:19: How do you explain mindset and how has changing your own mindset led to better results in your life? 4:38: How long did you stay stuck with a mindset that was holding you back? 10:05: When you switched your mindset after 15 years, did the change stick? 12:58: How to get past the firm belief that anything in life worth doing requires hard work? 17:06: Using your mindset to allow for more time in your life so you can be in flow and allow things to happen naturally 21:28: Moving past judgment of yourself and of others to be creatively free 23:29: Does your mindset allow you to only bring good people and work into your life? 28:20: An example of where mindsets can be created as a child and stick with you for your entire life 30:20: An example of what happens when an artist switches their money mindset issue 33:46: What stops us from moving forward towards our goals even when we know it's safe?   ---------   Links mentioned in this Episode: The Big Leap Book: https://amzn.to/2U1DfzL   Check out more of Rayna’s Work at: Web: https://www.flowcoachingforartists.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flow_coaching_for_artists/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Flowcoachingforartists/   ---------   Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to learning art? http://www.pencilkings.com Want to learn artistic mastery? http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve Grab Mitch's Book: Digital Artist Career Blueprint Physical Book: https://amzn.to/2VmUybF EBook: https://amzn.to/2Xo4P9g

PK 193: How to Unlock Your Full Creative Potential

In this episode, Mitch talks about how you feel about the art that you are making and why if you aren't loving it, you could be in for a very rocky road. But even if you don't love it and still want to do it there is hope! The reason why it's important to realize this is that the people who really love what they are doing are actually quite rare, and this love can take you very far in any direction you want. However, where it gets dangerous is when you are the person who doesn't have the love for what you are doing and you are taking advice from someone who does have the love and passion... in this case, no matter what you try to do to follow the advice it's going to be very difficult because you're missing the key ingredient - LOVE! But what if you don't have or can't find the love?! Does this mean you should just give up? Not at all! If this is you, then you can use careful selection to find the program that will give you the end result you want or keep trying different creative projects until you find one that lights you up. Highlights: 1:00 - Needing a foundation before any art advice can be applied to yourself 2:30 - Understanding the journey to find what you love in art 4:45 - Try different creative areas quickly and painlessly to find the one you love without spending any money 6:57 - How to determine if you love something or not by trying several different things 14:19 - The difference between people who have a love for their craft and everyone else 15:32 - When you try to do creative work, do yourself a favor and turn off your phone to avoid distractions 16:47 - How to become a working professional if you don't have or can't find the love? 20:28 - How to use the Digital Artist Career Blueprint book to chart your own creative career path --------- Links mentioned in this Episode: Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to learning art? http://www.pencilkings.com Want to learn artistic mastery? http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve More Videos and Interviews! http://www.pencilkings.com/show Digital Artist Career Blueprint – Get your copy today! Physical Book: https://amzn.to/2VmUybF EBook: https://amzn.to/2Xo4P9g

PK 191: Do you Love your art?

This interview with Catherine Orer from theArtistEntrepreneur.com was like a rapid-fire Question and Answer session all around the topic of how do you take the next steps to build a viable art career. You'll also learn how artists make the process harder than it needs to be so you can get onto the fast track instead of being stuck. If you feel like you aren't making progress OR if you've always wondered what your next step should be - listen up because it's all covered in this interview! Catherine helps artists all over the world develop their entrepreneurial strategy which goes far beyond just selling their art. She works with artists on their long term vision and then helps them to turn that vision into reality. One idea that has come up several times in past interviews is 'going all-in' on your art. While that may be the fastest way, it's certainly not the only way. Going all-in makes sense when you have a clear vision, a proven plan and the support network to make it all happen. However, without those key pieces it can be a tough road and as you'll hear - it's completely OK to take it slower. If you're just starting out here are your next 3 action steps, it's right at 21:38: - Get a consistent body of work - Figure out what your story is - Look at who is around you and start surrounding yourself with the right people who can support your vision and journey Highlights: 2:50 - How artists have a blind spot that is keeping them back from being able to make forward progress 5:00 - How to start challenging everything you do, so you can start getting different results 6:40 - The biggest hurdles that keep artists from growing 9:20 - What roadblocks to we are artists create for ourselves to prevent us from being able to really 'lean in' to the life that we want 14:45 - Why treating your art like you treat your day job often leads to poor results 15:35 - Why artists are so good at making their journey into a confusing mess 17:40 - The difference between creative and technician work 21:38 - What are the first steps for someone to take who has never sold or shown any of their work, but aspires to grow as an artist 31:20 - How to explain your story as an artist, and what to do if you think you have nothing interesting to say 37:00 - Quick recap of the 3 action items to take the next step with your art career 38:54 - Details on Catherine's upcoming workshop on March 14: "How to grow your art business in 2019 without sacrificing your creative practice" --------- Links mentioned in this Episode: You won't be getting a Medal for this: http://theartistentrepreneur.com/blog/2017/1/21/you-wont-be-getting-a-medal-for-this Simon Sinek: Start with Why - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4ZoJKF_VuA The Artist's Way Julia Cameron: https://amzn.to/2Hf9bKi Check out more of Catherine’s Work at: Web: http://theartistentrepreneur.com Resources: http://theartistentrepreneur.com/resources-library Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catherineorer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theartistentrepreneurcoach Lab: http://theartistentrepreneur.com/lab ** March 14, 2019 Workshop: http://bit.ly/2ITNC4m --------- Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to learning art? http://www.pencilkings.com Want to learn artistic mastery? http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve Grab my Book: Digital Artist Career Blueprint Physical Book: https://amzn.to/2VmUybF EBook: https://amzn.to/2Xo4P9g

PK 191: 3 Simple Steps to Start Your Art Career

Suzanne Redmond has been interviewing artists for the Left Brain Artist Podcast just like we do with the Pencil Kings show and in this episode of the show she comes on to share a lot of the wisdom she has gained. Formerly being an accountant, Suzanne brings an interesting voice to the creative conversations because she has the business background that when combined with artists can see things in a different light. You'll learn from 3 separate stories Suzanne has discovered where artists are using to live more creatively, as well as how she approached the huge project of getting her podcast off the ground and how you can use the same framework for any project you would like to start. Highlights: 0:30 - Why Instagram is so good for artists 1:30 - Where the idea for the Left Brain Artist podcast came from and how Suzanne went from being an accountant to getting heavily involved with artists 5:32 - Suzanne's excellent mini artist-business episodes 9:34 - What are some of the big insights you've had from your interviews that you can share with the Pencil Kings audience? 9:50 - How to get back into art by setting a goal to make one piece of 7 days 12:01 - Thinking outside the box to come up with creative ways to overcome financial challenges as an artist 14:04 - Finding other ways to generate income with your art other than simply selling what is on the canvas 17:30 - How changing your thoughts on what you can sell can lead to new, more lucrative ideas 23:27 - How to break into new types of art (for example doing murals) by collaborating with or simply helping out other artists by offering to be an assistant 24:34 - Overcoming the challenges of taking on a big personal project and in the process becoming an expert in the process 34:00 - When you're approaching a project you've never done before how do you estimate and plan your time? --------- Links mentioned in this Episode: Wellington Art Society - http://www.wellingtonartsociety.org Jennifer Love Gironda - https://www.jenniferlovegironda.com Carrie Schmitt - http://www.carrieschmittdesign.com Craig McInnis - https://www.craigmcinnis.com Check out more of Suzanne’s Work at: Left Brain Artist Podcast: https://suzanneredmond.com Suzanne's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suzanneredmondart --------- Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to learning art? http://www.pencilkings.com/join Want to learn artistic mastery? http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve Grab my Book: Digital Artist Career Blueprint Physical Book: https://amzn.to/2VmUybF EBook: https://amzn.to/2Xo4P9g

PK 190: Artist Business Insights with Suzanne Redmond

This episode was originally recorded in early 2018 and has just been released. In this episode, Mike Mattesi and Mitch explore different ideas for the future of art education, how to focus and how niching-down can lead to becoming world-renowned. Highlights: 2:00 - What's new at DrawingForce.com 4:00 - Thinking forward to using VR in the classroom and teaching his method without being in the same classroom 7:30 - A business idea for the evolution of model photography and reference for artists 10:10 - Where are you seeing students having the most success in the 'new' virtual format of distance learning 18:18 - The challenge of millennials and motivation 25:00 - The fear of going niche vs trying to do everything 27:35 - Using style to really stand out as an artist 32:00 - The idea of being a world-renowned artist and focusing on just one thing 35:20 - How to accomplish the most important things in your life when you have a big list of things to accomplish 38:30 - Laserbeams vs floodlights in drawing, art, and life Links mentioned in this Episode: Brian Fraud - http://www.worldoffroud.com/ Richard Mcdonald - https://richardmacdonald.com/ Check out more of Mike’s Work at: http://www.DrawingForce.com More Pencil Kings Podcast Episodes: http://www.PencilKings.com/show --------- Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to learning art? http://www.pencilkings.com Want to learn artistic mastery? http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve

PK 189: The Future of Art Education with Mike Mattesi of DrawingForce.com

Sand is known to the other Evolvers as having a unique ability for keeping the live homework rooms always full of energy and she did not disappoint in this interview! We covered a lot of ground in this episode talking about education, life as a working professional and the passion and drive it takes to make it as a full-time creative. For me, the big insight from Sand was exploring those who choose art as a career vs those who create art for a hobby. I was never able to understand why people who were 'better' than I was at art would choose what seemed to me like a career path that would be unfulfilling, but Sand helped me to really understand why this is, and it completely makes sense. For some of us the goal is creative expression but that is just our goal, and each person has their own goals an motivations... for example if your goal is safety, security and high pay, then choosing a creative career could seem really scary compared to other options. To put it another way... there are a lot of people who enjoy singing and playing instruments who have no intention of ever being in a band or performing. This doesn't mean they can't still enjoy music and even be amazingly skilled at it - it's just that their goals and priorities aren't in alignment with being a professional musician. Highlights: 07:45 - Accidentally walked into a workshop on animation which completely set Sand on a new direction 08:22 - What parents really think when you tell them you want to pursue a creative path 09:40 - What the animation college taught Sand, and how she filled in the gaps with her education 11:50 - Physical depression from not making art 12:20 - The dark side of college (designed to take your money) 17:19 - 5 Second shorts and becoming an artist who loves the craft so much they desire to learn everything they can about it 19:48 - Why it's so important to create your own projects and do the work you most want to do 22:40 - Why travel and networking is so important for artists, especially those wanting to work in the entertainment industries 26:23 - What pushed you to start with Evolve? 41:00 - Exploring the idea that artists absolutely must create (or risk extreme unhappiness) 45:56 - What is your strategy for getting your artwork done? 51:00 - Why there aren't any shortcuts in art - at some point you have to lean in and earn the experience 55:00 - What advice would you give to someone who just started with Evolve today? 59:00 - Exploring the difference between the creative path and other less creative ways of living *This question was a real eye-opener for me personally to help explain why us creatives do what we do, and why people who have high creative skill don't end up doing anything with it. 1:06:48 - The best part about making art is that you don't lose out when you make art 1:07:39 - Best places to find Sand online @sandmcunicorn - industry-specific @pudgypudymcunicorn - Youtube, twitch and hobbies and philosophy @spookymcunicorn - horror and macabre Want to learn serious art skills? Check out: http://www.pencilkings.com/evolve Looking for a fun, easy-going approach to art? Check out: http://www.pencilkings.com

PK 188: Deep Dive into the Journey of an Animator

Jan rediscovered her love of art when she found some old paints at a garage sale. The last time she had done any art was when she was 6 years old and took an art class for a month. Those newly acquired paints brought art back into Jan’s life, but even though she was enjoying learning to paint on her own she wanted the mentorship and system to follow to take things to a whole other level to really see how far she could go with her art. That’s when she first heard about the Evolve program, but like many people, she believed that the program was too good to be true. She thought it was silly to think of herself as a more serious artist, and that’s when her husband encouraged her to go for it. Since starting, Jan has been flying through the program and hasn’t looked back. In this interview, you’ll learn: - How she’s able to always find time for her art - Why she was reluctant to show her art to the other students - How painting gives Jan a blissful feeling that keeps her motivated and moving forward Highlights: 1:20 - What did your art study look like before the program? 3:50 - How did you get back into art? 5:20 - Jan heard about Evolve but thought it was too good to be true 6:25 - Why Jan almost didn't sign up 8:05 - What does your family think of your work now? 10:27 - Explaining the bliss feeling that comes when making art 12:30 - What Jan is looking forward to painting 14:40 - When you're not making art, how are you spending your time? 15:30 - What is your strategy for getting things done? 23:30 - What do to if you think you have no time 24:47 - What would you tell someone who just started with Evolve to inspire them? 29:10 - Why were you reluctant to share your work? Are you interested in learning to paint together with Jan and Mitch? For details on the Evolve Program: https://pencilkings.com/evolve For more podcast episodes: https://www.pencilkings.com/show

PK 187: Finding Bliss While Learning to Paint with Jan from Evolve

Daniel never dreamed that he would create realistic oil paintings. In fact, he has never taken any art classes before participating in the http://www.EvolveArtist.com program. In this interview, you can see how far he has come in just a few months. What's interesting about Daniel's journey is that while he is creative; he is first and foremost a musician and had never considered developing the skills to become a visual artist. He will show you how even though art isn't the main passion he is still managing to find a place for art in his life, and receiving the calm and relaxing benefits that come with making art. He also stresses the importance of having a system to follow that allows for confidence to be built naturally. Highlights: 3:40 - What's your motivation for doing art? 5:22 - How do your skills compare to the other students in the program? 7:20 - What makes Daniel's choice of subject matter special, and examples of his work 10:30 - How are you feeling when you sit down to do a painting? 13:20 - Having a system for art takes away the fear 14:30 - What's your strategy for time management and getting time to study art? 20:05 - What would you tell someone who started Evolve today to inspire and help them get started? 22:20 - Once your skills are at a professional level, what are you looking forward to creating? To see the entire curriculum Daniel is following and join the program, visit http://www.EvolveArtist.com

PK 186: Daniel never dreamed that he would create realistic oil paintings.

Have you always wanted to create art that gets noticed, but not sure if you have the talent to make it happen? If so, you'll love Michael's story as he is currently working through Block 4 of the Evolve Artist program (http://www.evolveartist.com) where students have learned the skills necessary to create professional level illustrative paintings. In this interview, he will tell you that talent has nothing to do with it because it's all about putting in the work which makes even the highest levels of art attainable to anyone with the desire to learn. When Michael started with Evolve Artist just over a year ago, he wasn't sure if it would work for him, but he knew that this could be his last real shot at being able to learn the skills that would give him the ability to create the work that he really wanted to make. Throughout his life, he always had a creative calling and had tried a number of different ways to learn and improve but was never quite happy with where he was with his art. He made that fateful decision to join Evolve a year ago and now he couldn't be happier. Michael has the same challenges as most other students... there's family commitments, work commitments, and even travel commitments, but he's prioritized his painting and his results are now clearly on display for anyone to see. This is the third interview we've had with students in the Evolve program and there are patterns starting to emerge: - Every student has had a friend or family member want to hire them to create a piece of art (well before they are finished the program) - Every student made the commitment to do the work - None of the students claim to have any special talent or ability that's allowed them to develop the mastery they are showing with their work. So if you've always wanted to learn to create head-turning artwork, and have the willingness to put in the work, there's nothing really stopping you from taking the next step to create your own artistic legacy. Follow Michael's Progress here: https://www.instagram.com/michaelrayart/ Join Michael in Evolve Artist: http://www.evolveartist.com

PK 185: What it really takes to make great art with Michael from Evolve

Kristen's college professor told her she couldn't draw and after 10 years of believing that lie, she was inspired by the idea of showing her own work at an art convention. The only problem was that she was starting literally from the beginning. To get started with her art, she joined several different online courses and programs but kept running into the same problem... The courses she was trying to learn from were too far ahead of where she needed to be. She lacked the foundation that would allow her to move forward and access the knowledge in the courses. So she kept going backward to uncover the simplest techniques that would allow her to truly start right from the absolute beginning and in doing so realized the real first step she needed was learning how to hold the pencil. About the same time as she had this realization to go back to the very beginning she began hearing about the Evolve program which promised to teach everything an aspiring art student would need - even how to hold the pencil. But committing to something like this can be scary - unless you have one key insight that has been such a big part of Kristen moving so quickly through the program. So what's Kristen's secret? She knew that she could put in the work. If learning art came down to talent or having a special gift then it wouldn't work for her - but if all she had to do was follow the plan; she knew Evolve was something she could do. After joining she got to work and has been handing in assignment after assignment, moving through the program without any hint of slowing down. Just to give you an idea of how quickly she's been moving here's Kristen's timeline: January: Got inspired by the desire to create work for an art convention March: Joined online courses and realized she needed to go back to discover a true starting point May: Joined Evolve and got busy December: Now working on professional level techniques and paintings That's only 7 months from starting the program to now working on her first professional level pieces... all beginning with learning how to first hold the pencil and then applying herself every day to continue moving forward to her goal.

PK 184: From starting to pro level art in 7 months - what?!

Meet Peggy Durant - Community Superstar and student at Evolve Artist: http://evolveartist.com Peggy is on a great path and people are starting to take notice of her amazing artistic progress, but it wasn't always like this. About a year ago she had fallen off with her art practice and went for 8 months with doing very little. As good as her original intentions were; life can just seem to get in the way. And her 4 hour daily commute to work doesn't help... at 5 days a week that's 20 hours spent just on commuting. It's the equivalent of having a second job just so she could get to her full time job. Time was tight and it was looking like Evolve was going to be just another art program that sounded good, but ended up just sitting in the corner collecting dust. Up until this point Peggy's story was just like so many other aspiring artists. Something happens and they put the pencil down for a day... which turns into a week... which turns into a month and before they know it - an entire year has gone by and they are in exactly the same position they were 12 months ago - being no more closer to fulfilling their dreams of being an artist. But thankfully Peggy's story doesn't stop here... After 8 months of inaction there was a spark... a simple question in the form of a challenge. Could she finish her homework assignments faster than another student? That's it - just a friendly race to the finish line. But the real change had to come from within. The change happened when, "I'd like to learn to be an artist," was replaced with "I'm going to be an artist." That's all it took to ignite the spark. However even though Peggy had made the decision to commit to her art, the world didn't take notice. The people around here still weren’t convinced that she would make any progress, and her co-workers didn't notice anything different. So she got to work and after getting a little momentum she found her art was filling a void formerly crowded with activities that used to eat up all her time like shopping and going for social activities. All of a sudden she had more time for art than those other activities, and the even bigger shift was that she was getting so much energy from doing her art she didn't want to stop. She just kept going making as much progress as she could while still taking the 4 hours each day to get to and from her full time job. It didn't take long for her internal fire to start burning bright as her dedication began to pay off. She could see her results and was enjoying her art at a deeper level with each assignment completed. And then the people around her started to notice as well. Her daughter came around and said "Mom, now I believe it - you are an artist" and her co-workers are in disbelief at her new skills which seemed to just magically come from nowhere… one of them even wants to commission her to do a work. But these skills didn’t just magically appear one day... it's simply what Peggy loves to do and all it took was a little bit of an initial push to rediscover how much she really loves art so that she could get to the point to make the commitment to herself - to finally do this and turn a lifelong love and dream into a new reality for herself. This is just the beginning of Peggy's story... she had never picked up a paint brush (not even to paint a wall!) just 2 months before, and now she is currently working on painting her first portrait. It's true - Peggy is a star inside the community and her personality and enthusiasm make her unique... but when it comes to her art she is seeing the same results as the other students in the Evolve Artist program were anyone can follow the same step by step process to see the same transformation as Peggy. And it all started with a little bit of action. Full Video Interview Here: https://youtu.be/sXgNISJYdDQ If you know someone who has always dreamed of being an artist like Peggy, we invite them to visit http://www.evolveartist.com where we help regular people develop the skills and experience to create anything they want without limitation.

PK 183: Meet Evolve Community Superstar Peggy Durant

As the head instructor at Evolve Artist, Piper Talladay oversees all student homework submissions. She makes sure everyone is kept to the highest standards of the program while still moving ahead at a good pace and encouraged at each step of the way. She also has another career building her Equine Art business where she paints the portraits of horses. She uses her love of animals and especially horses to capture the special bond that humans and horses share. This first episode of the Evolve Artist interview series will take you behind the scenes to meet some of the faces of the program and meet your fellow students. Piper's Website: https://www.pipertalladay.com/ For more information on Evolve Artist please visit: http://EvolveArtist.com  

PK 182: Meet Evolve Artist Head Instructor Piper Talladay

A little over two years ago the original idea for the Evolve Artist program was first discussed. It took a long time to go from the initial idea of taking the proven art curriculum Kevin was using in his school to getting the knowledge online and everything ready so it could be delivered into the hands of students anywhere in the world.   It's now been a little bit over a year since the very first students have started and they are now moving into learning the same techniques that Kevin possessed at the height of his illustration career.   There were a lot of challenges to get over, especially in the beginning and the good news is the results of the home students are getting are every bit as good as the students inside Kevin's brick-and-mortar school.   The Evolve Artist program is special is because it's blending experience (the amount of time students take to complete their assignments) together with knowledge, (the actual videos that students watch). It's only when these two components come together in the right amounts that students are able to move quickly, but at the same time build the confidence to fully own their journey as they develop as artists.   In a nutshell this means that as the students progress through the program they will become stronger until they will be able to take what they know and create anything they want, without any limitations.   In this interview Kevin and Mitch sit down and talk about everything they've learned in the past year as well as the results the current students are seeing. They also talk about the special materials from Old Holland that are used in the program and why these are so important for the development of the students.   As you'll see in the video, both of the program creators are extremely excited about the consistent results the Evolve Artist students are receiving and what this means for art education in general. Really, this is just the beginning of a much broader movement to bring technical mastery to anyone in the world that wants to learn it both quickly and affordably – even if they are starting right from the beginning.   It is going to be extremely exciting watching the further development of this program and seeing the amazing results of the students are able to achieve as they continue through the program.

PK 181: Evolve Artist Update - 2 Years Later...

Learn how Kevin Murphy has been helping complete beginner artists consistently win awards and scholarships. If you've always wanted to learn, or have been trying to learn for years with limited success his program could be the answer you have been looking for.

PK 180: Consistently creating award winning art students with Kevin Murphy

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