Digital Painting Fundamentals with Software Dependencies
Strengths
Comprehensive Fundamentals
Instruction covers core drawing principles including line, 3D form, and multi-point perspective alongside color theory and layer management.

Everything from drawing fundamentals to professional painting techniques
InstructorJaysen Batchelor







Instruction covers core drawing principles including line, 3D form, and multi-point perspective alongside color theory and layer management.
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot shows the Adobe Photoshop interface during a digital painting session, highlighting the use of the Hue/Saturation tool to adjust colors.
This finished digital landscape demonstrates advanced environment painting techniques, featuring atmospheric perspective and detailed natural framing.
This image demonstrates the practical application of digital painting tools, showing an artist using a stylus on a tablet to create a detailed portrait.
The curriculum provides dedicated modules for painting human features, portraits, landscapes, and specific methods like grayscale-to-color.
Many exercise resources and recommended brushes are optimized for Photoshop, creating friction for users of other digital painting applications.
Some learners report difficulty seeing the instructor's stylus or specific points of focus, alongside inconsistent explanation speeds.
The curriculum aligns with the target audience's goals but presents challenges for those not using specific software.