As a picture book author, I’ve often wished I was an artist
too.
If I could create the art for my own stories, would more
doors be open to me? I wonder. The publishing world is changing. E-books have given us a new medium. For this I don’t need a publisher, but I do
need artists. Finding an artist can be
challenging.
I am sixty years old.
Is it too late for me to learn art?
Is it even possible? I know what
I like, but I don’t know how to create it.
I’m not even good with stick figures.
Even with no obvious talent, I wonder.
Is it ever too late?
My awesome internet friend Will Terry, the amazing illustrator,
has a bunch of cool tutorials and there are even some about learning to
draw. By blogging about Folio Academy, I
can win a free tutorial, like Digital Painting in Photoshop, How to Use Color,
Acrylic Painting, Painting on the I-Pad. There’s also Beginning Drawing. That’s the one I want. Maybe it’s not too late for me.
Even though I’m not
an artist, I learned a lot from How to Illustrate Picture Books. I purchased it
over a year again, and found it really helpful.
I’ve watched it over and over
again.
Oops. I could have received one of these cool video
series for free, if I had made the deadline.
I just realized that I missed the deadline by two days. Darn.
Still that beginning drawing tutorial is a steal at $12.95.
Want to be an artist?
Click here to see what Folio Academy has to offer.
Linda Garner
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