You're a Beginning Artist
Who Loves Creating Art…Now You
Want to Create Better Art.

You may only be a beginning artist, but you feel there's more talent inside you than you've been able to show so far.

And it's been poking and prodding your insides to do something about that.

To set it free. To develop it.

To let it learn how to create the kind of work you dream of creating.

You knows it is still raw talent. And you aren't quite sure just how much is there.

Now you yearn to be more than just a beginning artist.

You want to be an Artist.

And you feel you can become one if you can just find the right teacher.

But with all the stuff on (and off) the internet, how do you figure out who that teacher should be?

Well, you are not alone with these concerns.

At the same time there is an old saying that goes, "When the pupil is ready, the teacher will appear."

For those that are ready, BeginningArtist.com strives to be that teacher.

"The mission of Beginning Artist.com is to teach every beginning artist how to make art more easily, more creatively and more confidently."

More easily, because aspiring artists through inexperience too often make art much more complicated than it needs to be.

More creatively, because I'm willing to bet you too often limit yourself to only what you see in a photograph.

More confidently, because nothing frees your innate talent and creativity like learning how to successfully push beyond what you've already done.

Salvador Barajas of San Diego, California learned how true that is.

"Gary, you've given me the direction and instruction that has improved the quality of my work tremendously. I highly recommend your instruction to anyone who wants to produce outstanding work."

BeginningArtist.com founder Gary Gumble brings a wealth of experience to the task of turning aspiring artists into artists.

More than 45 years experience in three different fields of art to be exact.

And during all those years he's seen over and over that it doesn't matter what medium you use or what subject you like to draw or paint.

You only grow your talent when you begin to learn and use the basic skills that are the foundation of all good art.

The basic skills that good artists use over and over and over in their work and that beginning artists often overlook in their mad rush to start painting.

It is these basic skills that allow you to draw or paint almost anything you choose.

And the most important basic skills of all successful art are training your eyes to see proportions correctly and learning to draw them accurately. Without those skills no amount of paint will make your subject look right.

It is for that reason that Gary spent months condensing, simplifying and packing his years of drawing experience into his Mastering Proportion and Learning to Draw program.

As you learn these crucial basic skills, subscribe to Gary's weekly blog where he show's you how to create better art.

Using the principles that apply to all art, regardless of the medium you use.