video based drawing instruction for a kid with prior drawing experience?

[cintinative]

I am going to also check out Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain to see if it might work. 

I have a kid with strong visual-spatial skills that has done drawing for about four years with my graphic designer dad. They have definitely covered the basics of method using various materials (pencil, pen, ink, pastels, charcoal) but the drawing has mostly been still lifes. We have done very little human face, hand, body, etc. and no live animals and really nothing from the brain (imaginary).

Do you all have a recommendation for this? 

[Porridge]

Maybe the virtual instructor?

[cintinative]

6 hours ago, WTM said:

Maybe the virtual instructor?

Thank you! It looks good. Link for anyone else who sees this later:  https://thevirtualinstructor.com/artvideocourses.html

[Junie]

The virtual instructor also has free videos on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thevirtualinstructor

[Farrar]

Honestly, I'd look at the courses on Udemy, Domestika, Skillshare, etc. A lot of them are art and have good reviews. You just have to sort them. When I've seen the freebie things, I've felt like it seems really haphazard or random.

[Alice]

My son is doing animation classes through The Animation Course. They also have drawing classes. The animation classes have been excellent. 

[El...]

1 hour ago, Alice said:

My son is doing animation classes through The Animation Course. They also have drawing classes. The animation classes have been excellent. 

This looks interesting; are you using the live class or the recordings? 

[Alice]

We do the live class.