Jeffry’s first TV show series called "Painting Secrets" now has instructional DVDs available.  Not only get the fundamentals needed to start successful painting, but discover many of the tips and secrets used by Jeffry, and other professional artists.

Jeffry’s unique way of explaining why things are done, before how they are done, really helps students paint what they want, or imagine.

Understanding the science behind many painting rules also greatly helps student’s understanding of subjects including:

How light sources are painted

Perspective in landscapes, architecture, and objects

Accurate & controlled color mixing

Painting Reflections

Suggesting depth & distance with paint

How to determine values (lights & darks)

Proper lighting to use when painting

How to make money selling art

The use of various brushes and mediums (paint additives)

And much more!

The "Painting Secrets" 8-show tutorial series is only available for a limited time at the promotional price of $45! 

Please add $5 for shipping and handling costs - only offered within the continental United States.  Indiana residents pay 7% sales tax upon order.  All orders are shipped within 1 – 2 business days.

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SPECIAL BONUS INSERT!

As a special bonus, you’ll also receive Jeffry’s foolproof mixing secrets DVD insert.  With this you will understand the actual "science" why colors actually change, when different colored paints are mixed together!  From this, you will learn the simple "recipe" how to look at, then match, any color you choose in seconds!  This applies to any paint you use!

Each show is approximately 30 minutes long providing 4 hours of exclusive painting secrets, time-saving tips & professional information.  These shows concentrate on painting with any opaque (non-transparent) paint such as oils, acrylics, alkyds, gouache, etc.  But most of the information can be applied to any drawing or painting medium; helping you paint nearly anything you want!

Look for further instructional DVDs of Jeffry’s new Visual Art Network show "The Complete painter" which continues where this first initial series left off.