Clayton is amazing not just as an artist, more importantly, at creating a great environment for learning. The people that show up are all just so supportive. I've taken 3 of his workshops and many mentoring sessions as well.  In the end after each I just feel so energized to draw. He gets me to put pencil to paper. Not just in class but also after class.  In the end that is what I need most, putting that pencil to paper. Nothing helps me level up more quickly.

The things that I needed to improve,that Clayton pointed out in my work, honestly left me in shock. He demonstrated tweaks that could be made, to turn my drawings into more impactful and dimensional works. And he explained them in a way that could be practiced. I left with an understanding of my bad habits so that I can look for them on my own. He was even transparent with his own shortcomings, showcasing how every artist has their struggles in particular areas. 

As a teacher, I can't speak highly enough of Clayton. He is not just an inspiring and highly skilled artist but also an amazingly generous and patient teacher. It's rare to find such a combination of skill, teaching ability (and humility too!)  Seeing Clayton's process in action and getting personal feedback from him during the workshops was invaluable and I also learned so much from seeing and hearing his feedback on the work of other students.

I feel like the knowledge shared here is much easier to comprehend (for me at least) so that's why I stuck to their tutorials over others that I found on youtube. Plus I love it that here you can find the basics to a lot of things, easily explained, so it's a great place to get you started, but also to learn more advanced stuff.