Master the ways to use pastel and find the ones that feel like you.
You have pastels. You know how to use them… sort of. You blend with your finger, you layer a little, you get a result that's fine.
But you've seen other artists' work and thought -how are they getting that texture? That looseness? That mark that just feels alive?
Perspective for the Petrified
Learn Persoective in an Easy way
The answer isn't better pastels. It's technique.
Pastel Techniques is an in-depth exploration of the creative and unique ways you can actually use this medium — from my signature Windshield Wiper method to smooshing, grazing, schmeearing, and beyond. We're going to get into the good stuff: how surface choice transforms everything, how different application styles create completely different moods, and how experimenting with technique is what turns a competent painting into one that feels unmistakably yours.
This is the class where pastel starts to get really fun.
This is for you if...
- Perspective makes you feel confused or intimidated.
- You avoid drawing rooms or buildings because they never look quite right.
- You struggle with horizon lines and vanishing points.
- You want to add believable depth to your artwork.
- You learn best through clear explanations and guided examples.
- You want to understand both one- and two-point perspective.
If you nodded at even one of those — you're exactly who this is for.
This is not for you if...
- You already have an advanced understanding of perspective.
- You’re looking for a technical architecture or drafting course.
- You don’t want to practice along with the lessons.
- You only want to trace or copy images.
- You’re expecting perfect results without taking time to learn the basics.
WHATS INSIDE:
One-Point Perspective Foundations
Start with the basics of horizon lines and vanishing points. Then use those foundations to build believable interior spaces and understand how objects change as they move farther away.
Building Interior Spaces
Learn how to add flooring, accent walls, cabinets, pedestals, and other objects while keeping everything correctly placed within the same space.
Two-Point Perspective Foundations
Learn how two vanishing points work together to create convincing corners, buildings, and exterior spaces without getting lost in a mess of lines.
Windows, Doors, and Depth
Add windows and doors that follow the perspective of your structure. You’ll also learn how to use them to create a stronger sense of depth.
Crosswalks and Entrances
Practice adding crosswalks, pathways, and entrances to exterior scenes while keeping their angles and spacing believable.
Three-Dimensional Letters
Use two-point perspective to turn flat letters into dimensional forms that feel solid and grounded in space.
You don’t need to fear perspective. You need a clear way to understand it.
What you'll walk away with
A clear understanding of one- and two-point perspective
A simple process for building interiors and exterior spaces
More confidence creating believable depth and dimension
The ability to use horizon lines and vanishing points confidently
The skills to add flooring, cabinets, windows, doors, and other details
A foundation you can use in drawings, paintings, and future projects
What students say. Real results.
Andrea broke such an intimidating subject down so easily! I feel so much more confident now!
- Lucy K., artist
One payment. Lifetime access. No subscription. No expiration.
Work through it at your own pace and come back whenever you want.
Perspective for the Petrified
$85.00
One time
- Several hours of video instruction
- Lifetime access
- Watch at your own pace
Want even more?
Creative Journey Membership
$20/month
- This entire Masterclass included
- Every other course and class in the library
- Monthly deep-dive lesson
- Live sessions with Andrea twice a month
- Community access
- New content added every single month
If you're serious about growing as an artist — not just finishing one bundle and stopping — the membership is the move. You get this, plus everything else, plus me, live, twice a month. For less than a dinner out.
