Julienne's Studio: Collective

Join us today the theme is the Beach. Image by Brendan Cooper

This week our theme is the beach. For today’s workshop you can choose anything that represents the beach to you, sandals, sunglasses, shells or suntan lotion (it doesn’t need to start w an s).
Image by Andrae Gozalo

We continue with the challenge of drawing "Night time". Choose another random any picture in your photo library taken at night, and well see if we take another stab at representing darkness on the page.
You may want to start on black or dark paper for this exercise.
Image by Julienne Schubert

Yes, we are back to portraits today! Grab some pictures or a mirror for today's workshop. Image By Julienne Schubert

Its Potato print day here at the Collective so grab a tuber and lets see what happens!
Image by Pamela Schubert

The garden is our inspiration for today's workshop. Image by Brendan Cooper

We are drawing our pets again today! Join us at noon EST.
Image by Barbara Ross

We're drawing animals again! Image by Marilyn Glass

Today we are going to be drawing animals, whether it’s your furry roommates or some random fowl on the Internet, today we get to draw our animal friends!
Image by Andrae Gonzalo

For today's workshop we will be doing portraits of a different kind, meaning you only need an objects (or pet) with shoulders, neck and face for a portrait, so choose anything or anyone for your subject!

Image by Jennifer Elstad Gurney

Our subject this week is the portrait. Whether we're working on a self portrait or a portrait of someone else, the face remains one of the most captivating subjects for a painting or drawing that there is. You can capture so much in a smile, or in a look, So today we focus on what makes each individual, look like an individual.
Image by Pamela Schubert

We continue with the theme is new & old. It is up to the artist whether you want to approach this as something old and new or something old versus something new, find the subjects for your still alive that shows off this relationship.
Image by Miranda Smith