What you'll learn
Ability to understand the activity generated by gambits.
Ability to recognize key gambit patterns and themes.
Ability to execute gambit strategies in opening play.
Ability to assess risks and rewards associated with different gambits.
Ability to develop creative and aggressive opening repertoires.
Ability to enhance tactical vision through gambit play.
Ability to master specific gambits like the King's and Queen's Gambit.
Ability to counter gambits effectively in defensive play.
Ability to improve calculation skills in complex positions.
Ability to exploit imbalances created by gambit play.
Ability to anticipate opponents' responses to gambits.
Ability to make dynamic and proactive moves in the opening.
Ability to utilize gambits to gain time and space advantages.
Ability to learn to sacrifice material for long-term positional gains.
Ability to adapt to the changing dynamics of a gambit-driven game.
Ability to strengthen board awareness and piece coordination.
Ability to develop a deeper understanding of chess opening principles.
Ability to build confidence in playing less conventional openings.
Ability to practice and refine critical thinking under pressure.
Ability to apply strategic concepts learned from gambit study in other phases of the game.
Ability to analyze historical and contemporary games featuring gambits.
Ability to recognize opportunities to transition from opening to middle game effectively.
Ability to enhance endgame skills through understanding gambit structures.
Ability to develop an intuitive sense for dynamic play.
Ability to balance attack and defense in gambit play.
Ability to cultivate the ability to set and solve complex chess problems.
Ability to improve decision-making skills in critical positions.
Ability to gain insights into the psychological aspects of aggressive play.
Ability to master the art of surprise and innovation in chess.
Ability to enhance concentration and focus through intricate gambit lines.
Ability to develop resilience and recovery strategies after a gambit fails.
Ability to gain a historical perspective on the evolution of gambit play.
Ability to understand the role of gambits in modern chess theory.
Ability to evaluate and adapt gambit strategies over time.
Ability to build a repertoire of responses to common gambit openings.
Ability to improve overall chess intuition and instincts.
Ability to cultivate patience and discipline in chess preparation.
Ability to enhance the ability to recognize and capitalize on opponents' weaknesses.
Ability to develop a more adventurous and exploratory approach to chess.
Ability to gain a comprehensive understanding of chess dynamics through the lens of gambits.

Requirements
Know how the chess pieces move

Description
Welcome to "A Fun Lover's Guide to the Major Chess Gambits," where the dynamic world of chess gambits unfolds in an engaging and accessible format. This course is designed for chess enthusiasts of all levels who wish to explore the thrilling and strategic depths of gambit play.What You Will Learn:Understanding Gambits: Dive into the fundamentals of major chess gambits, understanding why and how they work. You'll learn the principles behind sacrificing material for positional and developmental advantages.Mastering Key Openings: We'll cover essential gambit lines such as the King's Gambit, Queen's Gambit, and others, providing you with a solid foundation to surprise your opponents right from the start.Tactical Training: Sharpen your tactical skills with an in-depth analysis of classic and modern gambit games. Discover how to create and exploit tactical opportunities in open positions.Strategic Play: Learn to balance risk and reward, understanding when to press with a gambit and when to transition into more positional play.Initiative and Attack: Develop the skill of maintaining and capitalizing on the initiative. Learn how to keep your opponent on the back foot and effectively convert your dynamic advantages.Creative Problem-Solving: Enhance your creative thinking on the board. We'll delve into the art of creating unexpected problems for your opponent, fostering imaginative and unorthodox approaches.Practical Play: Through interactive puzzles and guided game analysis, apply what you've learned in practical scenarios. Improve your ability to recognize gambit opportunities in your games.Course FeaturesEngaging Video Lessons: Dive into high-quality, engaging video content that brings gambit strategies to life.Gambit Surveys: Checking the soundness of Gambits with modern enginesDownloadable Survey Documents: Access downloadable documents summarizing key points from the surveys for easy reference.Downloadable PGN Files: Towards the end of the course, get PGN files that encapsulate critical gambit lines and game analysis.Expert Guidance: Benefit from the guidance of an experienced chess instructor who has thoroughly enjoyed playing Gambits over the course of his chess experience. Who This Course Is For:Whether you're a beginner looking to add flair to your opening repertoire or an intermediate player aiming to deepen your tactical and strategic understanding, this course offers valuable insights and exciting learning experiences. Join us on this journey to master the art of gambit play and add a new dimension of fun and creativity to your chess game!

Overview
Section 1: Gambit Play: Tactics, Classification, and Strategy

Lecture 1 What is a Chess Gambit?

Lecture 2 Gambit quotations

Lecture 3 Standard Classification of Chess Gambits

Lecture 4 Interesting and Potentially useful Classifications of Gambits: Part 1

Lecture 5 Interesting and Potentially useful Classifications of Gambits: Part 2

Lecture 6 Understanding the Power of Chess Gambits

Lecture 7 Characteristics of the most sound Gambits

Lecture 8 Mitigating factors for playing unsound Gambits

Lecture 9 How to rank Gambits - Engine Evaluation Considerations

Lecture 10 How to rank Gambits - Practical Chances

Lecture 11 How to rank Gambits - Decline, countergambit or outright avoidance options

Lecture 12 Mastering Gambits that are likely to turn up early in games

Lecture 13 Why Gambits can particularly effective at faster time controls

Lecture 14 Focused Gambit Mastery in Structured Course Modules

Lecture 15 Embracing Risk and Innovation in Online Chess or even club OTB Chess

Lecture 16 Embracing Gambits in the face of potential refutations

Lecture 17 Supercharging gambits with strategies for effective Gambit preparation

Lecture 18 Supercharging gambits with transpositions

Lecture 19 Selectively supercharging gambits with deferred pawn breaks (see attached file)

Lecture 20 Move orders to avoid torture chamber decline options

Lecture 21 Gambits with Black considerations and brief survey (see attached file)

Lecture 22 Neural Network differences in evaluation of brief survey (see attached file)

Lecture 23 Expanding the Gambit Concept Beyond Material Sacrifices

Lecture 24 Differences between Gambits and simply punishing mistakes with sacrifices

Lecture 25 Gambits in the Opening versus the diversity of middle game sacrifices

Lecture 26 Special thanks to David Solan and Siderite for many insights and resources

Section 2: Specific kinds of Gambit compensation to look out for and celebrate

Lecture 27 Going soon:Difference between having "the initiative" and "dynamic compensation"

Lecture 28 Difference between having "the initiative" and "dynamic compensation"

Lecture 29 Difference between having "the initiative" and "dynamic compensation"

Lecture 30 Spectrum of gambits - are pawns always sacrificed for dynamic compensation?

Lecture 31 Accelerated Development can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 32 The upside of extra semi-open files can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 33 Reduced King Safety via "soft spots" can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 34 The upside of central pawn mobility can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 35 A bishop without a counterpart can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 36 The downside of X-rayed Queen can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 37 The upside of rook lifts in Gambits can troubling compensation for opponents

Section 3: Gambits from White perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 1

Lecture 38 Evans Gambit - Kasparov vs Anand - 1995

Lecture 39 Danish Gambit - Brief introduction

Lecture 40 Danish Gambit - Move 3 Black decline alternatives - in focus

Lecture 41 Danish Gambit -Lindehn's continuation - 4.Bc4 alternatives to cxb2 - in focus

Lecture 42 Danish Gambit - Lindehn's cont. - 4.Bc4 cxb2 5.Bxb2 alternatives to 5...Nf6

Lecture 43 Danish Gambit - Alekhine's continuation in focus

Lecture 44 Scotch Gambit - introduction

Lecture 45 Scotch Gambit - 4....Bb4+ in focus

Lecture 46 Scotch Gambit - 4....Nf6 - Solid choice - Dubois Reti Defence

Lecture 47 Scotch Gambit - 4...Be7 - Not so solid

Lecture 48 Scotch Gambit - 4...Bc5 with the dangerous 5.Ng5

Lecture 49 Scotch Gambit - 4...Bc5 with the dangerous 5.c3 (before White castles)

Lecture 50 King's Gambit - Falkbeer Counter Gambit (White's perspective)

Lecture 51 King's Gambit - Bishop's Gambit - a favorite of Judit Polgar

Lecture 52 Going Soon: King's Knight Gambit - example game Spassky vs Fischer

Lecture 53 King's Gambit - King's Knight Gambit - example game: Spassky vs Fischer

Lecture 54 King's Gambit - King's Knight gambit - Spassky vs Bronstein

Lecture 55 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - Introduction

Lecture 56 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - celebrate if they play Nxd4 giving up e5 pawn

Lecture 57 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - know your Scotch game if they play exd4

Lecture 58 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - Bxd4 Nxd4 and early 7.Bg5 without f4

Lecture 59 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - Bxd4 Nxd4 and early 7.f4 instead of 7.Bg5 - 9.Bg5

Lecture 60 Vienna Gambit - Example: Rudolf Spielmann vs Alexander Flamberg

Section 4: Gambits from Black perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 1

Lecture 61 Scandinavian defence: Panov Transfer (c6) - Example game: Anderson vs Glasscoe

Lecture 62 Scandinavian defence: Icelandic Gambit (e6) - Introductory analysis

Lecture 63 Scandinavian defence: Icelandic Gambit - McLaren vs Wang

Lecture 64 Scandinavian Defence - Portuguese Gambit

Lecture 65 Scandinavian Defence - Portuguese Gambit - Vaibhav vs Carlsen - 2018

Lecture 66 Scandinavian Defense: Blackburne-Kloosterboer Gambit - intro analysis

Lecture 67 Scandinavian Defense: Blackburne-Kloosterboer Gambit - Stockfish vs lc0.31

Lecture 68 Rubinstein gambit - complements Stafford gambit - Spielmann vs Rubinstein

Lecture 69 Going soon: Marshall gambit overview

Lecture 70 Marshall Gambit - A classic very sound gambit if you can get there :)

Section 5: Gambits from White perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 2

Lecture 71 Belgrade Gambit in 4 Knights Scotch game - Rubinow vs Kashdan -flight of fantasy

Section 6: Gambits from Black perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 2

Lecture 72 Stafford Gambit Introduction

Lecture 73 Stafford Gambit - early disaster moves at move 5 other than 5.f3 and 5.d3

Lecture 74 Stafford Gambit - 5.d3 focus - Inferior alternatives to 6.Be2 discussed

Lecture 75 Stafford Gambit - 5.d3 focus - with 6.Be2 principled move follow up in focus

Lecture 76 Stafford Gambit - Kamsky vs Venkatesh - 2022

Lecture 77 Schliemann Gambit (deferred Latvian - much sounder)- Example: Szily vs Bronstein

Lecture 78 Traxler Counter Attack (actually a gambit!) - Example Reinisch vs Traxler

Section 7: Gambits from White perspective with 1.e4 e5 - Tier 3

Lecture 79 Halloween Gambit - basic introductory analysis

Lecture 80 Halloween Gambit - Remarkable use of compensation - Leela ID61068 vs SF 10

Lecture 81 Halloween Gambit - Remarkable blockading strategy shown - SF 10 vs Leela ID61056

Section 8: Gambits from Black perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 3 - fun to crush gambits

Lecture 82 Elephant Gambit

Lecture 83 Latvian Gambit - Analysis which shows white can be clearly better

Lecture 84 Latvian Gambit - Nimzovich vs Behting shows dangers on a2-g8 diagonal

Lecture 85 Latvian Gambit - Mikhail Tal vs Searle - Simul display

Lecture 86 Blackburne Shilling Gambit - Analysis showing opportunity and pitfalls

Lecture 87 Blackburne Shilling Gambit - Zevetov vs Yakimov correspondence game

Section 9: Gambits from White perspective 1.e4 vs Sicilian Defence - Tier 1

Lecture 88 Wing Gambit Introduction

Lecture 89 Immediate Wing Gambit - Accepted with 3.d4 d5 explored

Lecture 90 Immediate wing Gambit - Accepted with 3.d4 - d5 alternatives

Lecture 91 Immediate Wing Gambit - Accepted with 3.a3 d5 alternatives explored

Lecture 92 Delayed Wing Gambit vs Sicilian defence - where Nc6 not played

Lecture 93 Delayed Wing Gambit vs Sicilian where Nc6 is played and 3...Nxb4 after that

Lecture 94 Delayed W.G. where Nc6 is played and 3...cxb4 - also gets iconic position

Lecture 95 Smith Morra Gambit - Example: Marc Esserman vs Loek van Wely

Section 10: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Caro-Kann defence - Tier 1

Lecture 96 Fantasy Variation - Maroczy Gambit - 61% online win rate for White, 0.6 Eval

Lecture 97 Breyer Variation Gambit aka Villiers Gambit - has nasty trap

Section 11: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Caro-Kann defence - Tier 2

Lecture 98 Von Hennig Gambit

Lecture 99 Very obscure "Shimanov" Gambit

Lecture 100 Landau Gambit - has a big trap to it

Section 12: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Caro-Kann defence - Tier 3

Lecture 101 Mieses Gambit

Section 13: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs French Defence - Tier 1

Lecture 102 Going soon: Alekhine Chatard Gambit

Lecture 103 Alekhine Chatard Gambit

Lecture 104 Wing gambit - General Introduction to main central construction idea

Lecture 105 Wing Gambit - Nc6 is played instead of the usual c5 - Secret gambit here

Lecture 106 Wing Gambit declined with Nc6 - celebrate :)

Lecture 107 Wing Gambit declined with b6

Lecture 108 Wing Gambit - Declined with c4 then White chooses 5.c3 - The Masters choice

Lecture 109 Wing Gambit Accepted but then after 5.a3 b3

Lecture 110 Wing Gambit Accepted but then 5.a3 d4

Lecture 111 Wing Gambit Accepted but then 5.a3 Nc6

Lecture 112 Wing Gambit - Double accepted

Lecture 113 Korchnoi Gambit vs French Defence

Lecture 114 Reti Gambit - Basic introduction analysis

Lecture 115 Going soon: Reti Gambit - The original game - Reti vs Maroczy

Lecture 116 Reti Gambit - The original game - Reti vs Maroczy

Lecture 117 Coming soon: Milner Barry Gambit

Section 14: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Scandinavian defence - Tier 1

Lecture 118 Blackmar Diemer Gambit - Ryder Gambit

Lecture 119 Blackmar Diemer Gambit - Lemberger Counter Gambit

Lecture 120 Tennison Gambit - Examples: Tennison vs NN and Paul Keres vs Luck

Lecture 121 Coming soon- The Leonhardt Gambit

Section 15: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Alekhine Defence - Tier 1

Lecture 122 Wing Gambit declined with d4

Lecture 123 Lasker Simul Gambit - with White

Lecture 124 Alekhine Gambit - with White - Example fun game: Alekhine vs Reshevsky - 1937

Section 16: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Alekhine Defence - Tier 2

Lecture 125 Matsukevich Gambit - with White (Privileged from Advantage)

Lecture 126 Mikenas Gambit - with White (Privileged with advantage)

Lecture 127 Lemberger Gambit - with White

Lecture 128 Krejcik Gambit - with White

Lecture 129 Myers Gambit - with White

Lecture 130 Spielmann Gambit - with White

Section 17: Gambits from Black's perspective vs 1.e4 with Alekhine Defence - Tier 2

Lecture 131 Black Gambits

Lecture 132 Geschev Gambit - with Black

Lecture 133 Cambridge Gambit

Lecture 134 O'Sullivan Gambit - with Black - has interesting traps (HORRAY!)

Section 18: Gambits from White perspective 1.e4 vs Petroff - Tier 1

Lecture 135 Cochrane Gambit - Example game: John Cochrane vs Bonnerjee Mohishunder - 1848

Section 19: Gambits from White's perspective 1.d4 - Tier 1

Lecture 136 Note: If you want an early 1.d4 gambit and opponents play d5 - check BDG

Lecture 137 Going quite soon: Perspective 0: The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 138 Going fairly soon: Perspective 1: The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 139 Really going soon: Perspective 2 The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 140 The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 141 Going soon: Gibbins-Weidenhagen Gambit - 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4

Lecture 142 Gibbins-Weidenhagen Gambit - Basic analysis - 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4

Section 20: Gambits from Black perspective vs 1.d4 and 2.c4 intention - Tier 1

Lecture 143 Von Hennig-Schara Gambit - Example game: Pirc vs Alekhine - 1931

Lecture 144 Albin Counter Gambit - Nakamura has used this with success

Lecture 145 Budapest Gambit - GM exponents include Peter Svidler

Lecture 146 Benko Gambit - many GM exponents including GM Adams from time to time

Section 21: Gambits from Black perspective vs London system - Tier 1

Lecture 147 Sneaky g5 gambit - 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bf4 c6 3.e3 g5 - Contains trap

Lecture 148 Paul Georghiou's h5 gambit 1.d4 d5 2.Bf4 h5 - Contains trap - 62% black wins

Section 22: Gambits from Black perspective vs London system 2.Bf4 or 2.Nf3 - Tier 3

Lecture 149 Going soon: Early Nc6 for e5 - option for Anti-London: Soller Gambit Deferred

Lecture 150 Early Nc6 for e5 - option for Anti-London: Soller Gambit Deferred

Lecture 151 Note: 1.d4 e5 (no London system anymore) - See Englund Gambit

Lecture 152 Englund Gambit

Section 23: Gambits from White perspective with 1.Nf3

Lecture 153 Note: Tennison Gambit - see vs Scandinavian Defence as it transposes

Lecture 154 Coming soon: Lemberger Gambit - 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.e4

Section 24: Gambits from Black perspective vs English Opening (1.c4) - Tier 1

Lecture 155 Going soon: Reverse Smith-Morra Gambit aka Vector Gambit

Lecture 156 Reverse Smith-Morra Gambit aka Vector Gambit

Section 25: Gambits from Black perspective vs Birds Opening (1.f4) - Tier 1

Lecture 157 Going soon: From's Gambit

Lecture 158 From's Gambit - example game: Bird vs Lasker - 1892

Section 26: Grob gambit from the White perspective - Tier 3

Lecture 159 Going soon: Grob Gambit aka Fritz Gambit

Lecture 160 Grob Gambit

Section 27: PGN Downloads

Lecture 161 PGN of Gambit analysis and key game examples in this course

Section 28: Conclusions and Philosophical points

Lecture 162 Conclusions

Lecture 163 Going fairly soon: note: Have fun with your gambits:)

Section 29: Bonus

Lecture 164 Bonus Lecture

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Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 How to select reference image for this project?

Section 2: Lets do some paintings

Lecture 3 Painting 1 - Lonely Tree

Lecture 4 Texture wallpaper 1

Lecture 5 Painting 2 - Color Study

Lecture 6 Painting 2 - Coastal Birds

Lecture 7 Texture wallpaper 2

Lecture 8 Painting 3 - Abstract Roses

Section 3: Lets create the prompt cards

Lecture 9 Cut the paintings

Lecture 10 Add the prompts

Lecture 11 Multiply the cards

Lecture 12 Create the card holders

Lecture 13 Let's look at all the prompt cards

Lecture 14 How to use the prompts in our painting sessions

Beginner Artists: If you're new to the world of acrylic painting, this course provides an excellent introduction to the medium while helping you overcome creative blockages and build your confidence as an artist.,Intermediate Artists: Intermediate artists seeking to enhance their skills, explore new techniques, and generate fresh ideas for their landscape paintings will find this course valuable.,Experienced Artists: Even seasoned artists can benefit from this course by adding a new tool to their creative toolkit. The prompt card concept can bring renewed enthusiasm to your practice.,Art Enthusiasts: You don't need to be a professional artist to enjoy this course. If you have a love for art and a desire to explore your creativity, this course is for you.,Those Seeking Inspiration: If you've ever struggled with creative block or difficulty finding inspiration, this course offers a unique solution to ignite your creativity and keep it burning.,Art Educators: Art teachers looking for innovative ways to inspire their students and incorporate creative idea generation into their lessons can find useful tools and techniques in this course.

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What you'll learn
Understand the concept of Wyrd by looking at the cultural context it emerged from.
Understand the key features of wyrd, and how it differs from the Classical or Christian fatalism
Understand wyrd by exploring the stories and related concepts from Nordic and Germanic literiture
Learn ways to apply the concept of wyrd to your everyday life

Requirements
This is an introduction to the concept, with many examples from Norse and Germanic literiture to understand the core features of the concept of Wyrd

Description
Wyrd is the concept of destiny that permeates the stories of the Norse gods, the Icelandic sagas, and other important writings. But, this concept was not just part of stories, but instead a vibrant part of how many peoples in the north of Europe ordered their daily lives. At the northern edge of the world, the peoples of Southern Scandinavia and the Germanic lands lived their lives with an overarching sense of personal honour, responsibility, and destiny. In this course, we will explore the historical context of the concept of wyrd, how it was viewed within the stories handed down to us over time, and how it can be applied to your own life in the present day. We will explore the concept of wyrd, related concepts, and how this worldview was different from the Classical and Christian sense of fatalism. We will dive into passages from the Icelandic Sagas and other relevant texts. By going to the stories and finding examples, we explore this concept from a place of intimacy. Come along as we walk in the footsteps of Viking raiders, Norse gods, Icelandic homesteaders, and dragon slaying heroes as we explore their belief in the concept of wyrd. The course is followed by resources and further reading suggestions.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Section 2: Course Modules

Lecture 2 Historical Context

Lecture 3 Understanding Wyrd

Lecture 4 Practical Wyrd

Section 3: Conclusion and Resources

Lecture 5 Conclusion and Resources

Anyone interested in the concept of wyrd, the Nordic and Germanic concept of fate, from beginners to intermediates. This course is designed for those both interested in the culture, and for those who wish to take up the concept for personal spirituality.

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What you'll learn
Use unexpected objects to take your watercolor to the new level
Beginners friendly and fun technique to create mosaic-like texture
Drawing everyday objects in a new exciting way
Use limited color palette to paint harmonious pieces

Requirements
No previous experience is needed, the class is suitable for complete beginners

Description
Watercolor is such a versatile medium, you can paint lovely illustrations, dreamy landscapes or loose flowers, anything you can think of!But what about something new?Try this fun technique to create interesting stained glass look, or mosaic effect, using watercolor and a dip pen (or anything else sharp enough to scratch the surface of the paper).In this class I am going to guide you through this technique step by step, and as a result, you will have two lovely artworks: gentle blue flowers with white details and juicy red apples.The class is beginners friendly, but I hope it could be fun and interesting for people of any level of experience :)Here you can find the list of the materials:watercolor paper Canson Heritage cold presswatercolor paints White Nights (Ultramarine, Prussian blue, Cadmium yellow medium, Violet, Olive green for Blue flowers, Cadmium yellow medium, Carmine, Golden, Violet, Green for Red Apples)various brushes (mop brush size 1, round brush size 6, round brush size 0)glass dip penWinsor Newton white calligraphy ink (for details in flowers, can be replaced by white gel pen or white gouache)Faber Castel black pen size XS (optional - for the frame)pencil, eraserjar of water, paper towelsWe are going to paint two paintings together: Blue Flowers and Red Apples. For both paintings we are using limited color palette of 4 different colors.We are going to play with the intensity of colors and work in layers to create that lovely mosaic, or stained glass effect. You can also add a little watercolor frame to your artwork to emphasize the stained glass look, but it is completely optional.There is one more painting I show in the class, that one is in my sketchbook and features some cute red wild poppies and a similar blue flower to those we paint together, feel free to try that one, too! The process is the same :)

Overview
Section 1: Watercolor with Mosaic Effect - New Fun Technique

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Materials

Lecture 3 Blue Flowers - Sketching and Color Palette

Lecture 4 Blue Flowers - Mosaic Effect

Lecture 5 Red Apples - Sketching and Color Palette

Lecture 6 Red Apples - Mosaic Effect

Lecture 7 Thanks for Joining!

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What you'll learn
13 basic tactical patterns such as pins, skewers, forks.
7 intermediate tactical patterns, including interference, clearance.
The secret to spotting tactics in a real game
The "3 Questions Method" for noticing hidden tactics
How a Grandmaster calculates tactics
Grandmaster thinking process in sharp positions
An effective method of noticing all the resources of the position
When to sacrifice and when not to
How Grandmasters train to maintain sharp tactical vision
And much more.

Requirements
Knowing chess rules
Enthusiasm and love for this beautiful game

Description
ACTUAL STUDENT REVIEWS"I haven't finished this course yet, but I've gained 200 on chess com already." - Mary Lea"This is what I was looking for already a loooooong time!!! Best ever seen." - Francis Joly"The best chess instructive course that I have ever seen in my entire life" - Ali ElSaidThese are just a few of the hundreds of reviews I've received since publishing this course on my website. And now, I'm very excited to share it with you on Udemy.WHY DO MOST FAIL TO IMPROVE THEIR TACTICS AND THEIR RATING?It's not a secret that in chess, especially at beginner and intermediate levels, tactics often decide the outcome.Improving your chess tactics is one of the quickest routes to raise your rating.Many chess lovers understand this, but unfortunately, most of them fail. They try different books and different platforms for solving puzzles.But there's little to no improvement in their tactical ability because of two main mistakes they make. Mistake No. 1:They try to solve puzzles before learning the tactical motifs. How can one pick mushrooms in the forest without knowing what the mushrooms look like?Mistake No. 2:They study tactical motifs and believe they know it! But studying and learning are very different. To truly internalize acquired knowledge, you must practice.WHAT WE'LL DO INSTEADSo, the most effective approach is to study and practice simultaneously, and that's precisely what we'll do in this course."One of the clearest and most comprehensive instructional courses you will ever find on understanding and sharpening your tactics in chess."Shawn Chua But before I tell you more, let me share with you something amusing. Lily, who assisted me with editing the course and provided initial feedback, raised her rating by 100 points in just two weeks!Now, imagine how much you can raise your rating when you train with this course with full focus, without the need to edit or write down feedback? :)Please note that I said "train with this course," and not "watch" it. This course is designed to be highly interactive, offering an active learning experience.(If you're seeking a course where you can simply relax with popcorn and watch it like a Netflix movie, this is not the right fit for you.)A GRANDMASTER'S GUIDANCE OVER YOUR SHOULDERThere are 20 tactical motifs in chess that I'll help to master them. I won't just introduce them by stating, "This is a pin, and this is a fork."Instead, we'll solve puzzles together on each topic, ensuring you deeply ingrain this knowledge."I found the course to be outstanding! The puzzles were well-selected and super instructional." - Zebedee Fortman Then I'll reveal how Grandmasters spot tactics during a game, sharing insight into their thought processes.Then I'll teach you my "3 Question Method" for noticing hidden tactics. Towards the end of the course, we'll tackle puzzles again, but this time, you won't be aware of the exact topic. However, you will possess the skills to identify any tactics."A fantastic way to improve tactical awareness. You gotta love GM Avetik Grigoryan's style of presentation!" - Joe AdickesMY GUARANTEEFinally, if you don't experience a tenfold improvement by the course's conclusion, feel free to request a refund. I'm genuinely confident in this course's effectiveness, supported by the data of students, who significantly raised their ratings in a brief timeframe.SEE YOU ON THE INSIDE THE COURSE?With best wishes and love, GM Avetik Grigoryan Or just Avo, as my friends call me

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 1. Instructions

Lecture 3 2. The steps we'll go through

Section 2: Pin

Lecture 4 1. Introduction

Lecture 5 2. What's Pinning and Pinned Piece

Lecture 6 3. Killer Pin

Lecture 7 4. Rook Also Pins

Lecture 8 5. The Queen? Why not?!

Lecture 9 6. Who Can Pin?

Lecture 10 7. Smothered Mate and Pin

Lecture 11 8. Double Pin

Lecture 12 9. Cross Pin

Lecture 13 10. Situational Pin

Lecture 14 11. Do you mind if I test you?

Lecture 15 12. Summary

Section 3: Skewer

Lecture 16 1. Introduction

Lecture 17 2. What is Skewer

Lecture 18 3. Absolute and Relative Skewers

Lecture 19 4. Examples with Skewer

Lecture 20 5. Pin + Skewer

Lecture 21 6. Tactics with Skewer

Lecture 22 7. A Challenging Puzzle

Lecture 23 8. Test

Lecture 24 9. Summary

Section 4: Fork

Lecture 25 1. Introduction

Lecture 26 2. Types of Forks

Lecture 27 3. Absolute Fork vs Relative Fork

Lecture 28 4. Triple Fork

Lecture 29 5. Unstoppable Fork

Lecture 30 6. Fork Delivery

Lecture 31 7. Before going to other pieces

Lecture 32 8. Unbelievable Move

Lecture 33 9. Pawn Fork

Lecture 34 10. Pin + Fork

Lecture 35 11. Fork with a Tempo

Lecture 36 12. Absolute Fork with Queen

Lecture 37 13. Relative Fork with Queen

Lecture 38 14. Rook Fork

Lecture 39 15. Bishop Fork

Lecture 40 16. King Fork

Lecture 41 17. Ready?

Lecture 42 18. Tactics with Fork

Lecture 43 19. I hope you don't mind

Lecture 44 20. Test

Lecture 45 21. Conclusion

Section 5: Annihilation

Lecture 46 1. Introduction

Lecture 47 2. Removing the Mate Defender

Lecture 48 3. Removing the Piece Defender

Lecture 49 4. Removing the Square Defender

Lecture 50 5. Before we continue

Lecture 51 6. The Upcoming Defender

Lecture 52 7. Removing the Important Piece

Lecture 53 8. What we've learned so far

Lecture 54 9. Before we Continue

Lecture 55 10. Are you ready?

Lecture 56 11. Test

Lecture 57 12. Conclusion

Section 6: Deflection

Lecture 58 1. What is Deflection

Lecture 59 2. What you'll learn

Lecture 60 3. Deflecting the Mate Defender

Lecture 61 4. Deflecting the Piece Defender

Lecture 62 5. Deflecting the Square Defender

Lecture 63 6. Deflecting the Important Piece

Lecture 64 7. Deflection in the Endgames

Lecture 65 8. Are you ready?

Lecture 66 9. Tactics with Deflection

Lecture 67 10. Test

Lecture 68 11. Summary

Section 7: Distraction

Lecture 69 1. Introduction

Lecture 70 2. What is Distraction

Lecture 71 3. Distracting the Piece Defender

Lecture 72 4. Distracting the Mate Defender

Lecture 73 5. What is Overloading

Lecture 74 6. How to notice such tactics

Lecture 75 7. The 3rd Motive

Lecture 76 8. How to Exploit the Overloaded Piece

Lecture 77 9. Tactic 1

Lecture 78 10. Tactic 2

Lecture 79 11. Tactic 3

Lecture 80 12. Tactic 4

Lecture 81 13. Tactic 5

Lecture 82 14. Test Time

Lecture 83 15. Test

Lecture 84 16. Conclusion

Section 8: Discovered Check

Lecture 85 1. Introduction

Lecture 86 2. Winning Material

Lecture 87 3. Mate is Coming!

Lecture 88 4. Delivery

Lecture 89 5. Setting up a Discovered Check

Lecture 90 6. Removing the Obstacles

Lecture 91 7. Types of Discovered Checks

Lecture 92 8. Tactics with Discovered Check

Lecture 93 9. Let's go!

Lecture 94 10. Test

Lecture 95 11. This is not the end

Lecture 96 12. Discovered Checks in the Opening

Section 9: Double Check

Lecture 97 1. Introduction

Lecture 98 2. Reti R. - Tartakower S. "The Immortal Game by Reti"

Lecture 99 3. Anderssen A. - Dufresne J. "Anderssen's Immortal Queen Sacrifice"

Lecture 100 4. Falling in Love

Lecture 101 5. Double Check + Mate

Lecture 102 6. Winning Material

Lecture 103 7. Cold or Hot?

Lecture 104 8. Tactics with Double Check

Lecture 105 9. Testing you, Testing me...

Lecture 106 10. Test

Lecture 107 11. Checkmate in the Opening

Lecture 108 12. Congratulations

Section 10: Windmill

Lecture 109 1. Introduction

Lecture 110 2. What is Windmill

Lecture 111 3. Torre R. - Lasker E. "The First Windmill"

Lecture 112 4. The Rook Supports the Bishop

Lecture 113 5. Bishop + Knight

Lecture 114 6. Windmill + Mate

Lecture 115 7. Windmill + Draw

Lecture 116 8. Tactics

Lecture 117 9. Test

Lecture 118 10. It was cool, wasn't it?

Section 11: Discovered Attack

Lecture 119 1. Introduction

Lecture 120 2. What is Discovered Attack

Lecture 121 3. Why Many Chessplayers Get Confused

Lecture 122 4. Winning Material with Relative Discovered Attack

Lecture 123 5. Winning Material with Absolute Discovered Attack

Lecture 124 6. Opening Traps

Lecture 125 7. Common Blunders on Long Diagonals

Lecture 126 8. How to Set up a Discovered Attack

Lecture 127 9. Removing the Obstacles

Lecture 128 10. Let's Go!

Lecture 129 11. Tactics

Lecture 130 12. Test

Lecture 131 13. Congratulations

Section 12: Double Attack

Lecture 132 1. What is Double Attack

Lecture 133 2. Discovered Attack and Mate

Lecture 134 3. Mate or Piece

Lecture 135 4. Double Threats

Lecture 136 5. The nightmare puzzle of my childhood!

Lecture 137 6. Let's go!

Lecture 138 7. Tactics

Lecture 139 8. NN - Morphy P.

Lecture 140 9. Suetin A. - Sherbakov R.

Lecture 141 10. Maric R. - Gligoric S.

Lecture 142 11. Anand V. - Lautier J. "The craziest double attack ever"

Lecture 143 12. Test

Lecture 144 13. Let's move on!

Section 13: Decoy / Attraction

Lecture 145 1. Introduction

Lecture 146 2. Decoy and Discovered Check

Lecture 147 3. Decoy and Discovered Attack

Lecture 148 4. Decoy and Pin

Lecture 149 5. Decoy and Skewer

Lecture 150 6. Decoy and Fork

Lecture 151 7. Decoy and Mate

Lecture 152 8. Decoy in the Openings

Lecture 153 9. Are you ready?

Lecture 154 10. Petrosian's famous combination

Lecture 155 11. Tactics

Lecture 156 12. One more trick

Lecture 157 13. C'mon - Example 1

Lecture 158 14. C'mon - Example 2

Lecture 159 15. C'mon - Example 3

Lecture 160 16. C'mon - Example 4

Lecture 161 17. C'mon - Example 5, Alekhine A. - Von Feldt M.

Lecture 162 18. C'mon - Example 6 - Lasker E. - Thomas G. The Best One

Lecture 163 19. We're almost done

Lecture 164 20. Test

Lecture 165 21. Conclusion

Section 14: X-Ray

Lecture 166 1. What is X-Ray?

Lecture 167 2. Mate with X-Ray

Lecture 168 3. X-Ray and Back rank mate

Lecture 169 4. Winning material with X-Ray

Lecture 170 5. It's tactics time!

Lecture 171 6. Tactics - Part 1

Lecture 172 7. Tactics - Part 2

Lecture 173 8. Tactics - Part 3

Lecture 174 9. The most challenging example, Mamedyarov S. - Timofeev A.

Lecture 175 10. It's test time!

Lecture 176 11. Test

Lecture 177 12. Conclusion

Section 15: Intermediate Moves

Lecture 178 1. Introduction

Lecture 179 2. Powerful checks

Lecture 180 3. Desperado

Lecture 181 4. Run and mate

Lecture 182 5. Run and win

Lecture 183 6. A blunder on move 6!

Lecture 184 7. Fianchetto Bishop

Lecture 185 8. A typical blunder in Sicilians

Lecture 186 9. Intermediate moves in Pirc Defense

Lecture 187 10. It's tactics time!

Lecture 188 11. Tactics 1

Lecture 189 12. Tactics 2

Lecture 190 13. Tactics 3, Carlsen M. - Anand V.

Lecture 191 14. Tactics 4

Lecture 192 15. Tactics 5

Lecture 193 16. Tactics 6

Lecture 194 17. Tactics 7

Lecture 195 18. Tactics 8

Lecture 196 19. Tactics 9

Lecture 197 20. Tactics 10

Lecture 198 21. It's test time!

Lecture 199 22. Test

Lecture 200 23. Conclusion

Section 16: Counter-Threats

Lecture 201 1. Introduction

Lecture 202 2. Lifeline - Saving a piece

Lecture 203 3. Counter-Threats for saving material

Lecture 204 4. Using the King

Lecture 205 5. Dealing with pins

Lecture 206 6. Why run away if we can attack?!

Lecture 207 7. Tactic 1 - Byrne R. - Kavalek L.

Lecture 208 8. Tactic 2

Lecture 209 9. Tactic 3 - De Jong J. - Bartel M.

Lecture 210 10. Tactic 4

Lecture 211 11. Tactic 5

Lecture 212 12. Test time!

Lecture 213 13. Test

Lecture 214 14. Conclusion

Section 17: Interference

Lecture 215 1. Introduction

Lecture 216 2. What is interference?

Lecture 217 3. Tactics with interference

Lecture 218 4. Interference and back rank

Lecture 219 5. Challenge 1

Lecture 220 6. Challenge 2

Lecture 221 7. Challenge 3

Lecture 222 8. Challenge 4

Lecture 223 9. I hope you don't mind :)

Lecture 224 10. Test

Lecture 225 11. Conclusion

Section 18: Blocking

Lecture 226 1. Introduction

Lecture 227 2. Fischer R. - Benko P. 1963

Lecture 228 3. Blocking the pawns

Lecture 229 4. Blocking the escape

Lecture 230 5. When do we use Blocking?

Lecture 231 6. Tactics

Lecture 232 7. Conclusion

Section 19: Throwing a Bomb

Lecture 233 1. Introduction

Lecture 234 2. What's that?

Lecture 235 3. Bombardinio 1

Lecture 236 4. Bombardinio 2 - Maroczy G. - Vidmar M.

Lecture 237 5. Bombardinio 3 - Mastrovasilis A. - Marechal A.

Lecture 238 6. Bombardinio 4

Lecture 239 7. Bombardinio 5 - Tarrasch S. - Marotti N.

Lecture 240 8. Bombardinio 6

Lecture 241 9. Before the test

Lecture 242 10. Test

Lecture 243 11. Conclusion

Section 20: Clearance

Lecture 244 1. Introduction

Lecture 245 2. What is Clearance?

Lecture 246 3. Clearing the square for mating

Lecture 247 4. Clearing the square for winning material

Lecture 248 5. Clearing a diagonal

Lecture 249 6. Clearing a file

Lecture 250 7. Clearing a rank

Lecture 251 8. Tactic time!

Lecture 252 9. Tactic 1

Lecture 253 10. Tactic 2

Lecture 254 11. Tactic 3

Lecture 255 12. Tactic 4

Lecture 256 13. Tactic 5

Lecture 257 14. Tactic 6

Lecture 258 15. Tactic 7

Lecture 259 16. Test time!

Lecture 260 17. Test

Lecture 261 18. Conclusion

Section 21: Promotion

Lecture 262 1. Introduction

Lecture 263 2. Annihilation

Lecture 264 3. Deflection

Lecture 265 4. Clearance

Lecture 266 5. Interference

Lecture 267 6. Blocking

Lecture 268 7. Decoy

Lecture 269 8. The 6 tactical motives

Lecture 270 9. Tactics in the endgame

Lecture 271 10. Challenge 1

Lecture 272 11. Challenge 2

Lecture 273 12. What about middlegame?

Lecture 274 13. Unstoppable pawns in the middlegame

Lecture 275 14. The winning pawn

Lecture 276 15. A trap in Semi-Slav

Lecture 277 16. My favourite trap

Lecture 278 17. Mating with promotion

Lecture 279 18. Are you ready?

Lecture 280 19. Test

Lecture 281 20. Conclusion

Section 22: Underpromotion

Lecture 282 1. Introduction

Lecture 283 2. Underpromotion with a check

Lecture 284 3. When do we need a Rook?

Lecture 285 4. Selesniev's Puzzle

Lecture 286 5. Feijter's Puzzle

Lecture 287 6. When do we need a Bishop?

Lecture 288 7. Troitzky's Puzzle

Lecture 289 8. Hek's Puzzle

Lecture 290 9. Pogosiants' Puzzle

Lecture 291 10. Practical puzzles

Lecture 292 11. Tactics - Part 1

Lecture 293 12. Tactics - Part 2

Lecture 294 13. Tactics - Part 3

Lecture 295 14. Before the test

Lecture 296 15. A tricky test

Lecture 297 16. Conclusion

Section 23: Destroying

Lecture 298 1. Introduction

Lecture 299 2. Greek gift on h7, Part 1

Lecture 300 3. Greek gift on h7, Part 2

Lecture 301 4. A typical sacrifice on g7, Part 1

Lecture 302 5. A typical sacrifice on g7, Part 2

Lecture 303 6. Removing g and h pawns, Part 1

Lecture 304 7. Removing g and h pawns, Part 2

Lecture 305 8. A typical sacrifice on f7, Part 1

Lecture 306 9. A typical sacrifice on f7, Part 2

Lecture 307 10. A typical sacrifice on h6, Part 1

Lecture 308 11. A typical sacrifice on h6, Part 2

Lecture 309 12. A typical sacrifice on g6, Part 1

Lecture 310 13. A typical sacrifice on g6, Part 2

Lecture 311 14. Improving calculations

Lecture 312 15. Multiple sacrifices, Part 1

Lecture 313 16. Multiple sacrifices, Part 2

Lecture 314 17. The king in the center, Part 1

Lecture 315 18. The king in the center, Part 2

Lecture 316 19. Conclusion

Section 24: Counter-Tactics

Lecture 317 1. Introduction

Lecture 318 2. Example 1 and an important tip!

Lecture 319 3. Example 2 - Attention!

Lecture 320 4. Example 3 - The angry coach

Lecture 321 5. Example 4 - The proud coach

Lecture 322 6. Example 5 - The key for avoiding painful blunders

Lecture 323 7. Example 6 - The game of the year

Lecture 324 8. Example 7 - Executing the tactical idea, not the move!

Lecture 325 9. Example 8 - The correct square

Lecture 326 10. Example 9 - A very tricky one

Lecture 327 11. Example 10 - Countering the counter-tactic

Lecture 328 12. Conclusion

Section 25: How to Notice Tactics

Lecture 329 1. Introduction

Lecture 330 2. The three key questions

Lecture 331 3. Example 1

Lecture 332 4. Example 2

Lecture 333 5. Example 3

Lecture 334 6. Example 4

Lecture 335 7. Conclusion

Section 26: The Tree Key Questions

Lecture 336 1. Introduction

Lecture 337 2. Example 1

Lecture 338 3. Example 2

Lecture 339 4. Example 3

Lecture 340 5. Example 4

Lecture 341 6. Example 5

Lecture 342 7. Example 6

Lecture 343 8. Example 7

Lecture 344 9. Example 8

Lecture 345 10. Example 9

Lecture 346 11. Example 10

Lecture 347 12. Conclusion

Section 27: How to Notice Hidden Tactics

Lecture 348 1. Introduction

Lecture 349 2. Example 1

Lecture 350 3. Example 2

Lecture 351 4. Example 3

Lecture 352 5. Example 4

Lecture 353 6. Example 5

Lecture 354 7. Example 6

Lecture 355 8. Example 7

Lecture 356 9. Example 8

Lecture 357 10. Example 9

Lecture 358 11. Example 10

Lecture 359 12. Conclusion

Section 28: Mixed Tactics

Lecture 360 1. Introduction

Lecture 361 2. Example 1

Lecture 362 3. Example 2

Lecture 363 4. Example 3

Lecture 364 5. Example 4 - Aronian's advice

Lecture 365 6. Example 5

Lecture 366 7. Example 6

Lecture 367 8. Example 7

Lecture 368 9. Example 8

Lecture 369 10. Example 9

Lecture 370 11. Example 10

Lecture 371 12. Conclusion

Section 29: Epilogue

Lecture 372 1. Congratulations

Lecture 373 2. Review it smartly

Lecture 374 3. Quizzes

Lecture 375 4. The Importance of mating patterns knowledge

Lecture 376 5. Example 1

Lecture 377 6. Example 2

Lecture 378 7. Example 3

Lecture 379 8. Course on Mating patterns

Lecture 380 9. A short tour

Lecture 381 10. See you soon? :)

This course is designed for beginners and intermediate chess players looking to sharpen their tactical skills and achieve a rating of 2,000 or higher.,This course is NOT intended for titled players with a rating exceeding 2,000.

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What you'll learn
Create drawings with the illusion of 3D movement
Make drawings with optical illusion
Draw Letters with 3D Effects
Basic concepts of light and shadow
Basic concepts of Perspective

Requirements
Basic Design Materials
Like shaded drawings with 3D illusions
Example: No programming experience is necessary. You will learn everything you need to know.

Description
There are those who draw, and there are those who draw in 3D! Hello, welcome to this 3D Drawing on Paper Course. This course is light and very direct. We will start by looking at the basics of light and shadow shading and also the basics of Perspective drawings. This introduction to shading and perspective drawing is very important for us to learn so that, when applying them to 3D effect drawings, we have a greater grasp of the composition of each item we are going to draw. After all, drawing shading and perspective are the foundations of 3D drawing on paper. With this base we will learn how to give more "Volume" and "depth" to the drawings we make to achieve the 3D effect. With a simple pencil, create 3D drawings that look like optical illusions with relief effects, taking paper work to another dimension. We will see object drawings, letters and numbers being done step by step. Furthermore, you can send your questions to the instructor to receive feedback or even send your drawings to be evaluated directly by the instructor who can make observations about the drawing or even record a new video lesson explaining your question. Good drawings and even more.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Materials

Lecture 3 Grid Paper

Section 2: Initial Exercises Basic Perspective

Lecture 4 One-Point Perspective

Lecture 5 Two-Point Perspective

Lecture 6 Three-Point Perspective

Section 3: Basic Initial Shading, Light and Shadow Exercises

Lecture 7 Understanding Pencil Grades (H, HB, 2B, 4B, 5B, 6B)

Lecture 8 Gradient Exercise

Lecture 9 Layering Exercise

Lecture 10 Theoretical Definition of Light and Shadow in Visual Art

Section 4: Drawing Basic Shapes

Lecture 11 Squares and Rectangles

Lecture 12 Triangles and Cones

Lecture 13 Circles and Cylinders

Section 5: Developing 3D Drawings on Paper in practice

Lecture 14 How to Draw a 3D Star

Lecture 15 .How to Draw a 3D Staircase with a Cone

Lecture 16 How to Draw a 3D Cross

Lecture 17 How to Draw a 3D Cube with a Hole

Lecture 18 How to Draw a 3D Tunnel

Lecture 19 How to Draw a 3D Hole

Lecture 20 How to Draw a 3D Skull

Lecture 21 How to Draw a 3D Tunnel Garage

Lecture 22 How to Draw 3D Yin and Yang

Lecture 23 How to Draw a 3D Cube

Lecture 24 How to Draw a Floating 3D Pyramid

Lecture 25 How to Draw a 3D Effect - Hole in Hand

Lecture 26 How to Draw a 3D Cube with Steps

Lecture 27 How to Draw a 3D Heart

Lecture 28 How to Draw a Simple 3D Hole

Lecture 29 How to Draw a 3D Chair

Lecture 30 How to Draw a 3D Soccer Ball - Part 1

Lecture 31 How to Draw a 3D Soccer Ball - Part 2

Lecture 32 How to Draw a 3D Door with 3D Steps

Lecture 33 How to Draw a 3D Hole under Torn Paper

Lecture 34 How to Draw a 3D strip

Section 6: Optical Illusion Drawings

Lecture 35 How to Draw 3D Optical Illusion with 3 or 4 Cubes

Lecture 36 Optical Illusion Drawing - Color Contrast

Lecture 37 How to Draw an Impossible Circle - Optical Illusion Drawing

Lecture 38 Optical Illusion Drawing - Bar division with checkerboard Effect

Lecture 39 Optical Illusion Drawing - Divisions with checkerboard Effect

Lecture 40 How to Draw an Impossible Triangle

Lecture 41 Drawing Optical Illusion - Circle Sizes

Lecture 42 Drawing Optical Illusion in Perspective - Larger or Smaller Lines

Lecture 43 Drawing Optical Illusion - Rubin's Vase - Two Images in One

Lecture 44 Drawing Optical Illusion - Musician or Face

Lecture 45 Drawing Optical Illusion - Discontinuous Line Contrast

Lecture 46 How to Draw Optical Illusion - Spiral

Anyone who likes to make impressive 3D drawings,Those who like to draw letters or numbers with a 3D effect,Beginners in drawing

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What you'll learn
Painting in Procreate
Gouache painting in Procreate
Various styles of painting
traditional, digital and experimental painting
Editing Brushes
Landscape painting
Close-up painting
Procreate painting techniques

Requirements
Ipad with Apple Pencil
Except for the materials needed to paint, there are no requirements or prerequisites
No prior experience needed as an artist or with Procreate, anyone regardless of artistic skill level or lack of it, can join

Description
Painting Postcards is lots of fun and Procreate is a great medium to capture the beauty of each Season. Each season has it's own charm and we're going to capture that in different ways in Procreate.WinterA new exciting series for Procreate, painting Gouache style Effects. We're starting this series of with a Winter Impressionism. Together we will be painting a lovely winter postcard using a very limited color palette and just one brush. Is that even possible? Yes, for sure.This Class will show you how to approach painting with Gouache in Procreate, while focusing on the overall landscape without getting bogged down by all kinds of details. The end result is very impressionistic, a style loved by many. I'll share my approach with you on painting an impressionistic postcard. Easy to follow and not hard to master once you've gone through this Class.You don't need any experience in painting, drawing or sketching or even Procreate. I'll show you all the secrets you need. Now if you know all or some of these things already, I'll still definitely recommend you going through this Class, the impressionistic part alone will be interesting to discover. I'll show you how to set up the canvas, create a color palette, sketch, paint and add the icing to the cake. The sketch is provided for those of you who really don't want to sketch, but start painting right away. The needed photos and finished artwork as a guide are included in the Project Section as well. The sketch is a Procreate file in both EU and US paper formats.Now let's pretend our Apple Pencil is a Brush and start painting.SpringOverlooked by many, but using the Gouache Brush in Procreate allows you to simulate a great Gouache -style Effect for your Artworks. In this Class we are going to explore painting a Springtime Postcard Scene.After having done a Winter Impression with Gouache in Procreate in the previous Class, it is now time to discover painting the next season, Spring.In the Spring Edition we're going to focus on painting in a slightly different way than before. Perhaps not painting differently, but we will not only be focusing on painting alone, We will add blending to the mix. Blending helps us to get even closer to real gouache painting than before.While we'll be mainly painting a landscape, I'm introducing a new element to this series, animals. What is Spring without some birds? As if that isn't enough, I'm also going to show you how to use a reference from a different season and turn that into a Spring painting.Plenty of element to discover in the Second Edition of the Gouache Procreate Postcards Series.SummerWhen I think of summer it won't be long before Sunflowers come to mind. How about painting a Summer Sunflower Postcard in Procreate? Not just some regular painting, but giving the postcard a Gouache-style effect using the stippling technique.To be able to successfully use the stippling technique, we need a suitable brush. While the standard Procreate Gouache Brush isn't bad at all, it's not perfect for what we want to accomplish. To reach our goal we need to alter the Brush. That will be the first step we will take in painting this Postcard, altering the standard Gouache Brush to make it more suitable.The next step we'll take is develop a background that will suit out main subject, the Sunflower. For that we will need some nice contrast, but not using a uniform boring color.Once this step is done, we will paint the Sunflower in 2 steps. First we will roughly paint our flower and after that we will refine it, all the while using the stippling technique.Whether you are a complete beginner at Procreate or a seasoned veteran, come and join me in this fun Class. It's easy to follow, but also offers some interesting angles of Gouache style Painting in Procreate.AutumnUsually not the final season, but in this Art Class we will lastly paint Autumn. As soon as Autumn arrives, my Photo Camera and I are ready to go exploring together. While Fall has a lot to offer, I'm always looking for my smaller friends, the Mushrooms. Technically I should call them Fungi, but Mushroom sounds way better. They come in many shapes, colors and sizes.We explored a number of styles with Gouache in Procreate already in the previous Seasons and now it's time to capture the beauty of Fall. We're going to work more on details and for that we're going to paint one of Autumn's stars, the Toadstool. Since we're zooming in on a smaller object, painting it more realistic might also be a good idea. Since we're still focusing on painting Postcards, we're not going to so ultra realistic or super detailed, but definitely further then we've gone before. To be successful we will need to edit the standard Gouache Brush a little.Once we're done, we will have a lovely Autumn Postcard with some really nice light and shadow going on and some great details.

Who this course is for
Anyone who owns Procreate
Beginners
Procreate beginners
Unexperienced artists
Artists with some experience
Procreate fans
Artist that want to expand their horizon and try something new
Those interested in painting artworks with Procreate
Aspiring artists

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