To both of you (the more the merrier): Other than the book suggestions Stan has posted (including their authors) and the proko.com courses, what other (online) resources would you recommend for artists in general? The more resources the better, after listening to some season 2 episodes from the Draftsmen Podcast. I've been doing art for some time now, but I never had a good bases for such. Right now I'm using drawabox.com, which seems quite promising thus far, yet it's quite intensive. I'm curious if you got any other particular resources in mind.

Thanks for the answer fellas :)

I just started taking your lessons thank you so much for everything. is 30 too old to start?

Does Proko have a "drawing from imagination" (or drawing what's "abstract" or what's "not real") course in mind? If so, do you have possible candidate in mind for the course? Also, agreed Weezer's pretty great! You should check out Cardiacs, especially On Land and In the Sea.

I'm not sure if both you are that much into music, but do you have any favorite composers/artists? Or perhaps you like certain styles or genres? A little context: music and sounds in general is probably my biggest motivator for creating, especially if they have some experimental quirk to them :)

To both you and Stan: What are your inspirations, art parents or overall motivators to do your artistic endeavors?

Hey Stan, a bunch of questions. What is left to complete for the anatomy course? I know you already did the feet section, but what else is left? What new content, that isn't already in the Proko channel or any of the existing courses, will be added to the new Basics Course? Hopefully not that many videos are recycled. Thanks