Start without going blank
You will have practical exercises and tools to make the first mark without waiting for inspiration or perfection.
The worksheets helped you make your first marks. Now learn what to look for, how to build an idea and what to do when something does not turn out as expected—so you can sit down with paper and draw with greater clarity, confidence and freedom.

No freezing at the blank page. No needing a worksheet for every line. Just foundations that help you start, keep going and turn an idea into a drawing of your own.
You will have practical exercises and tools to make the first mark without waiting for inspiration or perfection.
You will train your eye to recognise shapes, gestures and relationships and bring them to paper with greater intention.
You will use geometric forms, textures and creative constraints to build drawings without always depending on a step-by-step model.
You will finish a sketchbook filled with experiments and drawings of your own: visible proof that you are no longer where you began.





No previous experience or expensive materials required. This is a digital video course you can follow at your own pace.
Discover how to make your sketchbook a place you want to return to for ideas, memories and observations.
Begin with marks, hands and collage so you can let go of perfection and gain confidence on paper.
Understand how geometric forms, gestures and emotions help you stop relying on blind trial and error.
Apply what you learn to creative challenges, city scenes and human figures to expand what you feel able to draw.
Bring your process together in a sketchbook and see, page by page, how your way of observing and drawing has changed.
“An excellent workshop. The teacher is brilliant: he clearly knows the subject, everything is extremely well structured, and you can tell he enjoys teaching. His approach is impeccable. I completely recommend it for anyone who wants to start drawing, let go of fear and loosen their hand. You will not regret it.”
You can take your first steps with a sketchbook, pencils, coloured markers, a ruler, geometric templates, adhesive tape, old magazines and self-adhesive sandpaper. A printer, ink, brushes and watercolours are optional. What matters is not having perfect equipment, but beginning to fill pages with ideas of your own.
No previous experience or expensive materials required. This is a digital video course you can follow at your own pace.