I would love to participate in a expressionistic drawing course. Is there any around?

awesome episode, those exercises are rally fun.

this was a really good one. I thought it might be hard to digest but instead it was invigorating. On a scale of 🥞 to 🍣 I rate this a 🥓

I always enjoy your podcasts, Stan and Marshall! The discussions and questions raised are so interesting, and the art examples are great. 10! I like that the exercises you spoke of were limited to 15 minutes, not hard to fit into an evening.Thanks!

9.8

As most always, I really enjoyed your discussion. Sometimes your 'bird walks' may get slightly off-point, but I seem to always enjoy them anyway. In one (or more) of your episodes, it would be interesting to see the artistic progressions and/or deviations you both have taken through out the years of you both doing your art. Thank You, Jim Dasher Spectrum Graphics Seattle metro

This was fun - good idea for quick daily warm-up in a sketchbook. Alas, this is on computer paper. Sorry, I didn’t give you a neck.

Great discussion! I would take a class from Marshall if we could put Stan in the back of the room. Picasso said in order to break the rules (of art) you must first learn the rules! Guest at a kindergarten art class to the teacher..." How do you train them to do such wonderful paintings?" Art teacher..."I just tell them when to stop!"

Great podcast - one I would watch again (10+ ) . I am going to do the exercise too! Thank you both.

Another killer thumb @Alex Otis!

Goya's etching and some of his painting have a lot of expression and feeling to them.

That class on expressiveness Marshall was talking about (startng with random, unstructured effects as the basis for an image), is exactly what I'm trying to teach myself right now. I would love to take that class from Marshall.

Sweet, I will give it a watch later