Jasons is shortly starting the first of his new live courses on studio…

These will be based on his real-life classes of many years, and will allow you to interract with Jason in a ‘virtual class’, replay any lesson later and even ask questions after the Live, e.g. ask him to (re)cover sections or go into more detail in the next lesson.

Students will also be able to submit their work to Jason during the course and at the end he will hold a final Live session where these are put on screen & discussed

Painting moving water, tumbling over rocks, is a skill that many painters hope to perfect. Scenes of this kind captivate everyone who visits this kind of landscape, so its little wonder that most artists hope to replicate the beauty of these scenes.

So what are the advantages of learning in this way compared to a ‘real life’ class ?

So why do the course live… when you could watch the recordings* of it at your leisure when the course is over ?

The contents of all the Chat that takes place during a Live Course will be removed/reset when a new course starts, so only those doing the course live will truly gain from the web chat content created in the weeks the course is on.

So how do i get on the Course ?

To take part in the first lesson of any of these Live Courses you will need to first join studio ( or already be a member ).

To continue the rest of a course you would need to subscribe to full content. This costs around the same as the price of a cup of coffee a week.

( * some previous Live courses may be made available on Studio later on )