Your Cart
Watch Over 4000 Free Video Art Lessons
Get Inspired! Over 12,000 hours of Art Instruction! All Media, All Skill Levels.. Let’s Create More Art!-
Free Art Lessons
Categories
-
Subject
- Anatomy & Figure Drawing
- Animals & Wildlife
- Architecture
- Art History
- Art Marketing
- Art Theory
- Artist Trading Cards
- Artist's Supplies & Tools
- Cartooning
- Collage
- Color Theory
- Drawing
- Faux Finishing
- Framing
- Impasto
- Landscapes
- Lighting & Shading
- Mediums
- Negative Painting
- Oil Painter's Studio
- Painting Tips
- Perspective
- Plein Aire Painting
- Pop Art
- Portraits
- Printmaking
- Sculpture
- Shape & Form
- Still Life
- Sumi-E & Chinese Calligraphy
- Texture
- Tone & Value
- Trees & Plants
- Underpainting
-
Artists
- Tom Jones
- Chuck McLachlan
- Bob Rankin
- Bruce Blitz
- Dan Nelson
- Dick Ensing
- Georges Le Chevallier
- Joe DiGiulio
- Luana Luconi Winner
- Micah Mullen
- Mike Rooney
- Nicole Kennedy
- Sterling Edwards
- Christine MacLellan
- Steven Patterson
- John Hitselberger
- Don Hatfield
- Susan Scheewe
- Sharon DiGiulio
- Linda Kemp
- James Sulkowski
- Jimmy Leslie
- Judy Crane
- Daniel E. Greene
- Viola Baldwin
- Kerin McBride
- Judi Betts
- Wilson Bickford
- Suzy Andron
- Bob Ostrom
- Ioan Florea
- Kristen Rosenberg
- Mike Goldstein
- Jillian Goldberg
- Bill Buchman
- Perry Milou
- Tonya Hill
- Art Career Experts
- Ed Labadie
- Heather Goldstein
- Sarah Pearce
- Tom Fleming
- Lou Ann Overman
- Paul McCormack
- Jennifer Von Stein
- Cliff Welty
- Patty Chamberlain
- Carol Ann Sherman
- Adam Hughes
- David Dunlop
- Suzanne McNeill
- Suzanna Winton
- Lindsey Volin
- Robert Burridge
- Sean Dye
- Theresa Brown
- Steve Filarsky
- Allen Montague
- Lisa Kowieski
- Amy Gardner-Dean
-
Subject
-
Video Search
How To Color A Cartoon Mad Scientist With Markers | Video Art Lessons
How To Color A Cartoon Mad Scientist Using Prismacolor Markers with Bob Ostrom
Description
In the free art lesson everyones buzzing about, childrens book illustrator Bob Ostrom demonstrates on video how to color and outline a mad scientist, turned giant fly, using Prismacolor markers, colored pencils, and a brush tip pen. Learn how he gives this hapless Mr. Hyde an alarmed expression, and pays attention to the last detail, from his furry hands to the soles of his loafers. This makes for a fun coloring project and a great learning experience for all ages!
Category: Cartooning
Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Medium:
Subject: People
Buy the Supplies
Related Videos
More From Artist
DVD’s/Art Kits
|
Click Image To Enlarge
|
Name
|
Price
|
Status
|
Notes
|
Qty
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Premier Pencil Tin (Set of 24)
|
$28.99
|
In Stock
|
Product Badge:
|
|
|
Double-Ended Markers (Set of 12)
|
$40.99
|
In Stock
|
Product Badge:
|
|
|
Pigma Micron Brush Brush Tip Pens (Set of 8)
|
$13.39
|
In Stock
|
Product Badge:
|
|
|
Click Image To Enlarge
|
Name
|
Price
|
Status
|
Notes
|
Qty
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
"How to Draw Animals" DVD
|
$6.99
|
In Stock
|
Product Badge:
|
|
|
"How to Draw Monsters" DVD
|
$6.99
|
In Stock
|
Product Badge:
|
|
About Bob Ostrom
My first semi-professional illustration job came in the third grade when I traded a really lame monster drawing for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. When I got a little older I realized I was pretty good at drawing, so I went to art school in Boston. During my second year I entered a contest for Molson Golden. To my surprise, not only did I win, but I was handed a check for $500.00 and a contract to do more artwork for them. Suddenly I was a professional! After college I worked with sev...
Comments and Discussions!
