Peter Woolley's ONLINE TUITION SERVICE - Extended Walkthrough with EXTRACTS

With my Online Tuition Service about to celebrate its 18th year of existence, I thought it was about time I put together a walkthrough, to give folks some idea of what's on offer.

So here it is... complete with a handful of short samples thrown in for good measure.

A broad range of Subscription Options provide great value for money for the home painter; for just £9 a month (or less if you choose a single payment option), Members can access an extensive, ever-growing library of full-featured painting and drawing Projects, with video demonstrations, full step-by-step instructions, notes and additional resources.

For those who are completely new to watercolour, there's a simple, graded Course Plan available to follow. Questions and answers can be bounced around in the Message Board, and work can be posted in the Gallery, which is constantly monitored and critiqued by me. There's even a section devoted entirely to Gear and Materials, where I'll talk about the kit that I use and offer recommendations.
There's also a Community Workshop Area where you can share source photos and painting ideas with other members.

For those who want more, there is a Full Student option, from £22 per month. This gives subscribers access to several fully curated, and tutor-supported, courses; Watercolour for Beginners (Stages 1 and 2), Pencil Drawing and Composition Workshop, along with private, professional one-to-one tuition, feedback and guidance direct from Peter, who is there to help you through the process of learning and improving your watercolour techniques.

[peterwoolleyartist]

I've tried to cover the most important aspects of the service, but it doesn't necessarily give the full picture. It's not only aimed at beginners, for example; more advanced topics are covered too, and students are also encouraged to submit their own projects, so there is no rigid structure to it... if that makes sense. New content is regularly being added and the service is constantly evolving. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments...

[kamenzik]

Wonderful and instructive. Thank you very much.

[mohiartgallery]

Really amazing colour combination you are really great watercolor artist

[jenniefrench]

Sounds very nice. I know it is for more beginning wc but I sure wish there was an advanced course. I enjoy your paintings and tutorials though. If I were starting it sounds like a good way to learn. Take care.