



So many choices for the right gear and a good easel setup. You are not sure where to start, the actual steps, what to paint, or how to practice and build a proper habit.
Your schedule is already full. Time to paint is limited. You want to practice and get outside. It's hard to stay motivated, gear up for the weather, or paint with friends.
The light changes fast. Finding a good scene is hard. The weather is too hot, too cold, too sunny, too windy, or too buggy. Spectators distract you and interrupt your focus.
as an artist
Nature is the best teacher to help observe light, values, and color. It gives practice in composition and simplification. It helps refine your style with dynamic scenes.
Get outside, have fun, and appreciate nature with friends. There are so many plein air workshops and conferences to meet great people, who are also learning and growing.
and loose
Plein air helps you paint quickly, make decisions, embrace constraints, and move on. Lively outdoor conditions keep your paintings fresh, unique, and interesting
Get step-by-step guidance and exercises to get started, get outside, and build confidence.
Learn tips and tricks to make painting outside fun and comfortable, with the essential gear.
Have fun developing a repeatable habit to spur your creativity and paint fast and freely.
Scroll down to see everything you get with lifetime access to 10 Day Plein Air Painting Essentials
Learn the growth mindset to get started and keep going.
Learn how to maintain a positive attitude despite the challenges of being outside.
Understand how plein air fosters the power of embracing constraints.

Stay comfortable with the right gear, for your preferences.
Understand that gear is not just the easel, but clothing, tools, and art supplies too.
Get helpful supplies lists with affordable options, and just the essentials.

Dozens of tips and downloadables to stay comfortable and safe outside.
Ways to make plein air about the actual painting, and not the distractions.
Strategies to deal with challenging conditions like high winds, changing weather, and curious spectators.

Fun exercises that embrace constraints and build confidence, inside, and outside.
Step-by-step, and easy-to-follow practice with clear instructions and goals.
Reflections on exercises to find and develop a unique style.

Inspiration to keep painting, even when there is limited time, or bad weather.
Ways to find workshops, attend conferences, and make painting friends.
Digestible book recommendations to stay inspired between plein air sessions.

Private Community: Get all your questions answered daily, so you are never second guessing or wasting time!
Customized Course: The course will be built around your specific needs as an early adopter. This is something that folks will not get to experience with the finished course!
Downloadables: All the best checklists and protips resources, that are ready-to-print and easy for offline use (like when you're out in the woods painting).
Early Video Releases: early access to my public YouTube videos, week before it is published, so you can view ad free and without distractions.


People who want to learn how to paint outside, en plein, without major frustrations.
People who appreciate nature, like being outside, and capturing beauty in landscape paintings.
People who want to establish a positive plein air mindset, regardless of the setup and constraints.
People who want to make decent paintings and enjoy painting with friends.
People who want to grow and build a life-long habit of painting outside.
People who want clear, concise, to-the-point instructions with practical exercises, without fluff, tedium, or dry art history lessons.
People who want to paint impression, expression, semi-abstract, loose, and painterly style paintings.
People who want to prepare for conferences and workshops, and get their money's worth out of upcoming plein air trips.
People who are completely new to painting. Better to have several weeks of inside studio painting first.
People who do not want to be outside, in fresh air, and in nature.
People who are not willing to take instructions and prefer to figure things out on your own, with trial and error.
People who do not want to grow, learn, or progress in their art practice.
People who only want to stay inside and copy from boring reference photos.
People who have no intentions of attending workshops, conferences, or mentorships, where they can meet friends.
People who argue about which medium, easel, or paint is "the best" instead of actually painting.
Artists solely interested in photorealism, portrait, or purely abstract style paintings.
Artists who already know everything about plein air, win every competition, and make 7-figures selling all of their amazing gallery framed paintings.

