YEAH!! NEW MASTERS ACADEMY…over 90 hours of content and he explains a lot. sometimes it can be redundant but, that helps you retain a lot of stuff. You just have to do the drawing with him, I know that's a no-brainer but sometimes you just don't want to draw a Horizon Line, or plot those Vanishing Points, but you should. The assignment part is a \ bit lacking, as in there are no extra assignments, but that's up to you, to find examples. Just take a walk or if you are living in the middle of nowhere or if you are that lazy, open up a AAA game, for example, BLOODBORNE, it has some great Victorian Architecture(or just go on YouTube) and take references and then mix and match to fit the composition you are going for and for Landscapes go for Red Dead Redemption 2 Supplement this course with Scott Robertson's HOW TO DRAW which will make a lot of sense once you finish Erik Olson's course, and Matthew Brehm's DRAWING PERSPECTIVE: HOW TO SEE IT AND HOW TO APPLY IT, which has a curvilinear perspective section and which is easier than HOW TO DRAW and SKETCHING THE BASICS by Koos Eisen & Roselien Steur. Halfway through the course, almost right after complex volumes section, you can start using HOW TO DRAW AND SKETCHING THE BASICS and the other book, you could use it as soon as you start 2 point perspective, maybe even before that or you could wait for Marshalls new perspective course