what did you think? Did you get alot out of it?

would love to take one of his classes, not that pratical for me though living in canada.

you would have to walk away from his classes knowing a lot more. just look at his work.

I have taken 3 of Dru's classes and have learned more than I could have imagined with each class. During the class the thorough hands-on training and experience with Dru and his assistants is terrific, and the color theory and marketing information is the icing on the cake. When I first went to the portrait class I had only dabbled with tee shirt graphics and had little control over the aitbush when painting on anything other than cloth. The training is intensive and provides you with ample time to gain experience in terms of learning control, trying new techniques, achieving better color matching and mixing, and tricks for fixing errors and color correction techniques to produce beuatiful finished or nearly finished works upon completion of the course. If you ever have the opportunity to do it, I'd say it's a must.

I've taken two classes with Dru. His instructors are top notch. I also just registered for a third one, and I'll probably be taking my daughter and her husband with me. If you're a serious "airbrusher" his classes are one of the best values around. There are indeed, intense, but what you learn is well worth the money and travel time. Among my former classmates two years ago was a Canadian gentleman, and last year a home schooling mom of four from Idaho. People come from all over the world. It truly is worth every penny. I can't recommend them highly enough.

I took two of his classes as well. It doesnt matter what level you're at, you will learn something. Also the guy makes the course fun and he and his staff are a great bunch and pretty chilled out. I flew over from the UK and treated it as a little vacation. Now hes relocated to his new school in South Corolina with accomodation block which will mean getting more work done.

What airbrush is used in Dru's classes? I'm signed up for the feb workshop can't wait.