Very likely. The course starts with a Visual Library section where you'll explore different materials and mark-making to discover what feels authentically you. Throughout the three projects, we do "style auditions" where you try different approaches to the same subject, so you can see what resonates.

Instead of copying my style, you'll develop your own visual vocabulary through hands-on experimentation. The goal is to help you recognize and refine the style that's already emerging in your work.

You'll learn specific techniques for preserving texture, maintaining organic line quality, and keeping that hand-drawn energy alive when you digitize your work.

Your traditional work already has soul. We're just learning to translate it, not replace it. You'll discover how to keep natural imperfections that make work feel authentic instead of over-polishing everything.

The key parts of each projects are demo-ed across Procreate, Photoshop, AND Illustrator as part of one integrated workflow. You'll see me create the same illustration elements in different programs so you understand the strengths of each tool.

More importantly, you'll learn when to use which tool. It's not about mastering every feature. It's about understanding which program solves your specific creative problem most efficiently.

The "Bridging the Gap" section works through over a dozen real scenarios: scanning watercolor, separating elements from paintings, cleaning up ink drawings, making traditional textures work with digital compositions.

I show you the messy middle, the problem-solving, and the decision-making. Not just the finished result.

If you want to make most out of the digital aspects fo the course, have at least ONE of these:

• Procreate (one-time purchase, around $13 on iPad)
• Photoshop (Adobe subscription)
• Illustrator (Adobe subscription)

I demonstrate workflows in all three, but you can follow along with just one. The principles translate.

Traditional supplies: Whatever you already have. Basic watercolors, colored pencils, ink, or gouache work perfectly.

Not at all. Start from wherever you are:

• Traditional artists exploring digital: Bring your existing skills into the digital space
• Digital artists curious about traditional: Add depth through traditional elements
• Beginners in both: The Visual Library builds foundational skills that work anywhere

The course meets you where you are.

Absolutely. This course helps you build an art-based career, one lesson at a time. No weekly schedule. Lifetime access. Your own speed.

Most courses teach you ONE tool in depth. This teaches you how to choose and combine tools based on what your project needs.

Instead of "here's everything Procreate can do," you learn "here's when Procreate is best, when Photoshop makes more sense, when to stay traditional."

It's not sequential. Jump to the section that solves your current problem.