Get your motivation back and get answers to how to boost your skills in a safe group learning space!
Feedback in a workshop fixes your chronic problems quickly. With our support you’ll know what to do next, and be confident that you’re on the right track.
In every artwork, you’ll hit a wall. You know you’re not finished, but you don’t know what to do next. Even after watching 20 videos, you still can’t get answers!
“The workshops allow us the freedom to work on our own pieces in our own style, but getting guidance and direction on how we can improve what we are creating.”
You’ll learn about:
❤️Art supplies that work for you
🍅Efficient techniques
🍊Fun prompts to get you started
✅Filling your skill gaps
🌞Resources just for you
🍏Easy ways to get unstuck
Stop feeling discouraged with your art
Stop wasting time trying to figure things out on your own, not only is that really time consuming, but you’ll be constantly questioning your decisions.
I’ll drop specific, professional answers in your lap, no more second guessing yourself! Your progress will accelerate because you won’t have to worry that you’ll ruin your artwork.
“As a complete beginner, I felt very welcome and supported.”
“I enjoyed hearing the guidance provided to others in the workshop. As we’re all working on the same subject matter, it was all very helpful and transferable to our personal projects.”
“The workshops allow us the freedom to work on our own pieces in our own style, but getting guidance and direction on how we can improve what we are creating.”
Registration is open!
Portraits: Flesh Colors, Oct 6 – Oct 17
Night Scenes, Oct 20 – 31

Our workshops include audio critiques, written feedback, a workshop guide, and a live session on Saturdays, 12-3pm EST.
Watch a sample audio critique.
1. Registration Form
If you have taken a workshop before, you can skip this form!
2. Pay
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Questions?
“It was really helpful to get live and ongoing feedback from Prof Lieu, so I could make adjustments as I go. Plus, seeing what everyone else was working on and having discussions about each others’ work was awesome!”
“I’ll be coming back for more workshops again and again.“
“Art Prof Workshops are a calm learning environment that encourages skill growth.”
Our workshops are a warm, inclusive space in a small group. Being an artist all by yourself can be so slow and discouraging! Get the positive boost you’ve been needing for a while.

“I can’t think of a better forum to learn art than the one you have created and keep on improving. Having your vocal recordings along with the written transcripts is literally like having live classes every day during the two week feedback period.“
Sample live session
We meet you where you’re at
Workshop participants are self-taught artists, beginners, hobbyists, teachers, professionals & more!
The workshops are small, so I can meet you where you are at and provide support that is tailored to your current skill set.
“The workshop guide was so extremely detailed and well-prepared.”

“Straightforward feedback is hard to come by, I think because people are too afraid to offend anyone. In this workshop I received constructive criticism that helped my composition so much.”
We’ll hold your hand in Discord

“Discord is new to me. Prof Lieu went out of her way to help set me up on the application ahead of the live session.
She answered my questions about the app and resolved technical issues promptly. As a result, the use of Discord went smoothly.“
Our workshops are held in Discord. If Discord is totally new to you, don’t worry! Prof Lieu will hold your hand through every step of the way.

“We received genuine feedback. Rather than all of us being given the same general tips, Prof Lieu gave us tips individually on how to improve.”
“I loved the environment, it felt safe and inspiring. The notes that we were given felt constructive. They where bite size and therefore not overwhelming. I loved it so much!”
Questions?

“I felt like this workshop really allowed you to dive in and not be afraid of potentially making ‘bad art.’ I also think that being allowed to use whatever art supplies you got is a big positive.”