I’m super excited to be contributing to Art Bundle for Good #4 and it is available NOW, but it won’t be around for long. The sale ends in 5 days. 

There are $4000 worth of courses, workbooks, and other resources on topics like painting, watercolor, calligraphy, drawing, mixed media arts, creativity, and more all bundled together for one low price. This is an amazing opportunity to get 98 art resources at such a low price. With so many products, it works out to about $1 per course! 

Art is such a great investment in your creativity, personal development and happiness. The Art Bundle for Good is the perfect investment in yourself.

25% of the Art Bundle profits are going to support Courageous Kitchen, a Bangkok based charity helping refugees. Get some top art learning resources from many of the top artists AND do some good at the same time.

Here is the link to the website. 

GO TO THE ART BUNDLE FOR GOOD

Thank you,

P.S. The Art Bundle is backed by a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. Try out the courses for a couple of weeks. If you are not happy, John, from the Art Bundle for Good, will refund your money. 

PRODUCT LIST 

1. Compassionate Flow (Tamara Laporte – willowing.org) – Value $22
2. Abstract Mojo – Unit 1 (Tracy Verdugo – tracyverdugo.com) – Value $65
3. One Volume of Real Time Live (Flora Bowley – florabowley.com) – Value $36
4. 25 Days to Better Drawings (Matt Fussell – thevirtualinstructor.com) – Value $37
5. Starting out with Pastel Pencils (Colin Bradley – colinbradleyart.com) – Value $13
6. Gel Printing & Printmaking (Mary Beth Shaw – stencilgirlstudio.com) – Value $49
7. Wisdom Journal Class (Jennibellie – journalworkshops.ning.com) – Value $102
8. Soulful Portraits III (Renata Loree – renataloree.com) – Value $45
9. Watercolor Dreams (Katrina Koltes – katrinakoltes.com) – Value $67
10. Perspective & Architecture Drawing Course Bundle (PencilKings – pencilkings.com) – Value $50
11. Child Portraiture in Encaustic (Lora Murphy – loramurphypaintings.com) – Value $75
12. Bye Bye Perfection – Just Go for a Walk (Jenny Grant – flowbyjenny.com) – Value $35
13. Wedding Calligraphy Bootcamp (Loveleigh Loops –  loveleighloops.com) – Value $150
14. Close-Up Art Workshop (Annie Hamman – anniehamman.com) – Value $100
15. Cosmic Earth Allies: Exploration of the Divine Through Art (Beth K. Bedbury – bethkbedbury.com) – Value $199
16. A Year Of Rumi (Effy Wild – effywild.com) – Value $99
17. Dreaming on Canvas (Deanna Jinjoe – anewdayartstudio.com) – Value $77
18. 8 Simple Techniques to Create Dynamic Texture in Your Paintings (Donna Jean Engstrom – donnajeanart.com) – Value $27
19. Victorian Lady Pastel Course (Colin Bradley – colinbradleyart.com) – Value $13
20. Ink Markers: Food Drawing and Illustration (Maha Atef – selsal.online) – Value $21
21. Adorable Watercolor Faces for Beginners (Kimma Smith – kimmasmith.com) – Value $25
22. Rainbow Journal (Iris Fritschi-Cussens – iris-impressions.com) – Value $64
23. Sirona (Mystic Spring Studios – mysticspringstudios.com) – Value $49
24. The Emergency Kit for Artists and Dreamers (Andrea Schroeder – creativedreamincubator.com) – Value $67
25. Tiny Portraits, Tiny Palette (Jerney Marisha – jerneymarisha.com) – Value $67
26. Beginning Steps to Beautiful Hand Drawn Mandalas (Jane Snedden Peever – jspcreate.com) – Value $25
27. Cosmic Portal Animation Artistry (Diana Riukas – serenitystudioart.com) – Value $53
28. Paper-Cadabra (Cathy Nichols – cathynichols.com) – Value $85
29. Birds in Colored Pencil (Val Webb – valwebb.com) – Value $50
30. Paint Yourself Happy! Intuitive Painting Course (Debby Stroud – debbystroud.com) – Value $111
31. Paint your own Traditional Christmas cards (Andy Walker – artclasspro.com) – Value $6
32. Photo Therapy (Shelley Klammer – expressiveartworkshops.com) – Value $25
33. “Cats” Online Class (Carla Sonheim – carlasonheim.com) – Value $25
34. 30 Days of Grace (Alena Hennessy – alenahennessy.com) – Value $97
35. Mother Nature (Katrina Koltes – katrinakoltes.com) – Value $26
36. Cat Portrait Pastel Course (Colin Bradley – colinbradleyart.com) – Value $13
37. The Birth of a Venus Workshop (Renata Loree – renataloree.com) – Value $35
38. Spring Magnolias (Sue Young – sujatistudio.com) – Value $38
39. Connecting With Color: Color Theory for Nature Journaling (Kelly Johnson – wingswormsandwonder.com) – Value $15
40. Alcohol Ink Zendoodle Fluid Art with Pen and Ink (Kellie Chasse – kelliechassefineart.com) – Value $20
41. Petals & Portraits (Renee Mueller – reneemuellerart.com) – Value $68
42. Wild Roses (Laly Mille – lalymille.com) – Value $49
43. Working with Card Decks in Your Visual Journaler Practice (Terri Altschul – school.terri.coach) – Value $37
44. The Magic of Tissue Paper in Mixed Media (Shawn Petite – shawnpetite.com) – Value $30
45. Escape into the magical world of the fairies (Alex K – alexkhealthcoach.com) – Value $29
46. 20+ Magical Watercolor Techniques (Kimma Smith – kimmasmith.com) – Value $35
47. Ink and Watercolor Botanicals (Shai Bearden – shaiunleashed.com) – Value $59
48. Make Realistic Floral Necklaces Using Polymer Clay  (Maha Atef – selsal.online) – Value $15
49. How to Paint Contemporary Acrylic Paintings (Malcolm Dewey – malcolmdeweyfineart.com) – Value $25
50. Pencil Drawing – The Guide to Graphite (Matt Fussell – thevirtualinstructor.com) – Value $37
51. Drawing Frida – A Pastel Portrait Workshop (Juna Biagioni – junabiagioni.com) – Value $50
52. Watercolor Workout (Angela Fehr – angelafehr.com) – Value $49
53. Painting as a Spiritual Practice: Entering The Creative Flow (Angela Gollat – angelagollat.com) – Value $76
54. Autumn Fairy (Tamara Laporte – willowing.org) – Value $22
55. Creative Souls Sketchbook: A Song For You (Christa Forrest – creativesoulsart.com) – Value $28
56. Simple Improv Bookmaking (Mary Beth Shaw – stencilgirlstudio.com) – Value $39
57. The heART of Autumn (Andrea Gomoll – andrea-gomoll.de) – Value $58
58. Create Your Own Affirmations (Amanda Coates – amandajessiestudios.com) – Value $39
59. Flamingo Moon Dance (Christina Miles – wingsnscales.com) – Value $38
60. Mixed Media Intuitive Art Journaling (Nadine Larder – nadinelarder.com) – Value $49
61. Simple Steps to More Stunning Mandalas (Jane Snedden Peever – jspcreate.com) – Value $25
62. Art Journal Shots: Atomic Lotus (Shinjini Mehrotra – moderngypsy.in) – Value $17
63. Starry Nights: Paint the night sky with me! (Nikol Wikman – nikolwikmanart.com) – Value $49
64. Nature Art  Seasons (Ildikó Karsay – artbyildy.com)  – Value $56
65. Abstract Art (inspired by Jackson Pollock) (Patricia Petersen – alkiavenuearts.com) – Value $25
66. Mastering Skintones in Acrylics (Ashley Picanco – ashleypicanco.com) – Value $13
67. Art and Nature (Francessa (Lou) Chalmers – creativetherapyinnature.com) – Value $10
68. How to Pick the Perfect Color Palette (JoDitt Williams – joditt.com) – Value $24
69. Simple, Effective Drawing Methods for Hands  (Matthew Dewey – thepennedsleuth.com) – Value $25
70. The 30-Day Journey Within (Kiala Givehand – kialagivehand.com) – Value $33
71. 7 Layouts for Dynamic Composition (Donna Jean Engstrom – donnajeanart.com) – Value $27
72. Pen and Ink Cottage with Watercolour Pencils (Colin Bradley – colinbradleyart.com) – Value $19
73. Transparent Layers in Mixed Media (Shawn Petite – shawnpetite.com) – Value $39
74. Posca Beginner Painting Course (Drew Brophy – brophyartacademy.com) – Value $50
75. Paint It Black (Jerney Marisha – jerneymarisha.com)) – Value $23
76. Project Planning for Creatives (Jessica Sanders – colormecreativeart.com) – Value $35
77. Birds in Watercolor & Beyond  (Val Webb – valwebb.com) – Value $50
78. How to Digitize a Hand Drawn Design Or Coloring Book Page to Publish and Sell Online (Shelley Hitz – yourcreativeadventure.com) – Value $39
79. Teacup Christmas (Mystic Spring Studios – mysticspringstudios.com) – Value $15
80. Poster Journal Class (Jennibellie – journalworkshops.ning.com) – Value $77
81. Drawing From Photographs Using The Grid Method (Robin Slee – idrawcreatures.com) – Value $9
82. The Secrets to Drawing (Matt Fussell – thevirtualinstructor.com) – Value $30
83. Birds with Ildy (Ildikó Karsay – artbyildy.com)  – Value $40
84. A Heart Full of Happy (Tamara Laporte – willowing.org) – Value $22
85. Magic Colors (Shalina Chranya – society6.com/printsbyshalina) – Value $10
86. Girly Faces: A Drawing/Coloring Activity Book for All Ages (Cat Whipple – collagecastle.com) – Value $8
87. Tell your story (Katrina Koltes – katrinakoltes.com) – Value $38
88. Stamp Carving 101 (Angela Goodhart – goodhartphotographyva.com) – Value $6
89. Make Projecting Animals Pendants and their Molds (Maha Atef – selsal.online) – Value $11
90. Paint your own Contemporary Christmas cards (Andy Walker – artclasspro.com) – Value $6
91. Paint a Castle with Watercolour (Colin Bradley – colinbradleyart.com) – Value $13
92. Motion of the Torso with The Bean | Figure Drawing (Stan Prokopenko – proko.com) – Value $15
93. 5 Ways to Create Glorious Texture with Gesso (Donna Jean Engstrom – donnajeanart.com) – Value $27
94. Create Beautiful Watercolor Palettes with Ease (Kimma Smith – kimmasmith.com) – Value $35
95. Draw By Number – An Easy Way to Create Awesome Art (Jane Snedden Peever – jspcreate.com) – Value $25
96. 10 Ways to Bring Back Your Creativity (Keren Tamir – kerentamir.com) – Value $15
97. Sunset Watercolor Painting for beginners (Kellie Chasse – kelliechassefineart.com) – Value $30
98. Freehand Mandalas for Meditation (Sacil Armstrong – sacilarmstrong.com) – Value $27

Testimonials

The Art Bundle for Good is such an amazing value! I’ve learned so much and have been able to investigate different types of art and techniques that I would not have had access to otherwise. I highly recommend these Bundle to anyone interested in art!

Trish W

I love the huge range of courses in Art Bundles for Good. I learned so much and ventured into new areas of art that I never even thought of trying before. Do not miss out on this!

Lisbeth R

What I love about Art Bundle for Good is the diversity of resources that it includes. Whatever your interest, you can find relevant art instruction on Art Bundle for Good. It’s also an excellent way to get to sample new instructors, techniques and membership sites. I’m a painter, my husband’s a cartoonist. We both find it to be a terrific value. 

Kymba N

What I really love about thes bundles is that 

you get emerged in so many ways of working. You see so much more possibilities you can discover and develop. It’s like a big basket of creative fruits.

Antonyeta D

I thoroughly  enjoyed the Art Bundle For Good and will purchase it again in a heartbeat! It was full of so many incredible art lessons and the value was exceptional. Can’t recommend it highly enough!

Susan K. 

I just wanted to say thanks to John for putting together such a great Art Bundle for Good. There are so many great resources in this bundle that cover a wide variety of art interests. And the inclusion of some course sites is fantastic because it enables you to select courses that will improve your skills in any areas you select. On top of that, the bundle comes at a great price and it’s supporting a charity as well. Seriously, what more could you want!

Kelly W.

I signed up for the Art Bundle for Good this spring, and was immediately exposed to a lot of courses I would never have heard about otherwise. I was so taken with a couple of the instructors that I signed on for additional courses after I participated in the Bundle for Good!

Kelly R.

I have greatly enjoyed the art bundle. It is just what I needed to create a creative spark and get me back into my studio. I spent most of my time doing the tutorials from Pencil King and the paint alongs with Willowing Arts and Tracy Verdugo.  Everything has been easy to access and really just helped me loosen back up and get back into the practice of making art daily. 

Joy B.

 My thoughts on your ART BUNDLE are …… it’s phenomenal.  I’m very skeptical and usually ignore those types of offers, but it has given me the opportunity to connect with new artists that I would not have found otherwise. It’s truly a remarkable opportunity to connect with an art community that might not be found otherwise.  It has provided a fabulous opportunity for learning and inspiration…..and fun! 

Julie C.

Have you ever been so messy that every room you have that you use for art is so cluttered that you done know where things are anymore? And its not that you are being messy, its that you have been so busy creating and you get so excited that you use this and that…and it gets left on the table…or left in a spot that is not in its assigned spot. I am actually laughing at myself right now thinking about assigned spots.

I have 2 rooms I work out of. Yes, I am fortunate to have that option in my house. I have the “craft room” and our youngest son’s bedroom. We gave him the boot when he turned um…26 maybe? Hehehehe…actually he grew up and moved out on his own. So I took over his room too. Its supposed to be temporary, but you all know how that goes. The craft room is not yet remodeled. Life happens and we just dont have the time to install cabinets to the walls and rip out all of the nasty carpet… and just redo the whole room. I do have part of one wall semi completed. But I dont see it getting finished to get to step two any time soon.

So back to assigned spots…yes, I am laughing again…t-hehehe. I finally got some of these great make-up holders…I love them!!! Very expensive on Amazon, trust me I did the hunt…but reasonable at Home Goods and Tuesday Morning. So I bought several of them and started to add labels..this is where I have my assigned spots for pens, markers, palette knives etc. But lets be honest here… do you really every put things back in their assigns spots??? I do my best, but I tend to find things scattered..

So, I ask you, how did the open paint get on my desk, and inside this container that obviously has other paints inside of it that are different? Hmm…

No, this is where they are supposed to be! All 3 tubes are now put back in their assigned spot… No wonder I cant always find what Im looking for! Hehehe…

I would love to hear how you organize your stuff! Do you have any tips for those of us who have more than what we really need..or maybe not…for keeping track of where you left them last???? Put trackers on them? now that would be my style. Ask Siri… hey Siri..where did I leave my open paint cobalt blue… or Hey Google… where did I leave my reading glasses! Now that would be a GREAT INVENTION wouldnt it!!! You have special stickers that are trackers…hmmm…maybe I will email google or amazon… I could see Amazon with this system. Hey Alexa…find my #2 round paintbrush! Hey, maybe I am on to something here… Could you imagine the expense of those little stickers…each with GPS chips on them. It can be done Im sure of it!! Modern technology is amazing!!! And a pain in the behind.

Ok, I need to create another mess now so I can play again…that vicious circle of creativity!

This painting kind of made itself. I created an acrylic pour with not thought in mind. Just wanted to have a little fun and relaxation. After it dried, I thought..wow…this is really pretty! I was doing some exploring online like I tend to do from time to time…and this painting of Monet showed up…and that’s when I knew what I was going to do with this painting. So I got to work…painted the flowers put in some grassy stuff. Then I decided to put resin on it. The first layer looked a little boring to me, so I added more umph to the flowers, added some shading, put in some streaks and put another layer of resin. It still lacked something so I added the copper dots for the centers of the flowers and metallic ink on top of the grassy stuff. That’s when I knew this painting was complete. 3 layers of resin with little addition of markings makes a huge difference. It added depth, more interest and is really not that thick or heavy with the resin. Each layer was thin, so the depth of the painting is not highly noticeable until you get up close and really look..