Ink Sketching: Fundamentals

Learn traditional ink sketching with Aaron Limonick as you practice hatching, stippling, values, and mixed media through focused exercises. Build confident compositions, stronger perspective, and a versatile ink-based drawing style.

Ink Sketching: Landscapes

Learn to capture the scale, rhythm, and texture of the natural world using traditional ink techniques. Concept artist Aaron Limonick shows you how to break complex environments into simple shapes and graphic clusters, making trees, rocks, atmospherics, and terrain easier to draw with clarity and expression. Each chapter builds toward stronger compositions, teaching you how to use texture, silhouette, shape language, and contrast to create landscapes that feel expansive and alive. By the end, you’ll have a full set of finished landscape sketches and the confidence to step outside and draw anything you see. This course also comes with a materials guide covering the pens, paper, and tools Aaron recommends.

Ink Sketching: Architecture

Explore the world of buildings, structures, and hard-surface design through traditional ink techniques with concept artist Aaron Limonick. You’ll learn how to break down architectural styles from across the globe into clear shapes, expressive linework, and organized values, making complex forms easier to draw with confidence. Aaron guides you through full exterior sketches and detailed interior scenes, teaching you how to render materials, articulate edges, and balance precision with personality. By the end, you’ll have several sketches of architecture and a sharper eye for proportion, perspective, and structural clarity. This course also comes with a materials guide covering the pens, paper, and tools Aaron recommends.

Ink Sketching: Advanced Techniques

Take your traditional ink sketches to a higher level of artistry and personal expression with concept artist Aaron Limonick. This course focuses on bringing multiple subjects and ideas together, teaching you how to build scenes that feel dynamic, cohesive, and fully illustrated. You’ll start by sketching human figures and animals, before moving into more ambitious compositions that mix classical approaches with modern genre sensibilities. Throughout the course, you’ll explore multi-figure scenes, intricate environments, and expressive mark-making that pushes past technical accuracy into true artistic voice. By the end, you’ll have a collection of advanced illustrations that reflect your own style and imagination. This course also comes with a materials guide covering the pens, paper, and tools Aaron recommends.