Recommended Reading

The following books are optional recommended reading for Draw and Paint In Your Pyjamas Course Participants:

Paint In Your Pyjamas – by Cindy Wider

Course Founder Cindy Wider’s inspirational autobiographical story of how she set out on a journey of self-discovery and changed her life forever by ‘painting in her pyjamas’. (please note that the e-book version of this book is given as a complimentary gift to everyone who enrols to study on Drawpj.com and it is immediately ready for you to download once your registration has been processed.)

Also highly recommended…

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain – Betty Edwards

The Artist’s Way – Julia Cameron

The Talent Code – Daniel Coyle

Further Reading
- How Drawpj.com Instructors Comment On Your Work: Using a Wacom Bamboo Fun
  
  We love using Wacom Bamboo Fun and Wacom have kindly agreed to become a major sponsor of our Annual Online Art Competition.
  
  Drawpj.com Annual Online Art Competition
  
  The Drawpj.com annual competition has now been announced. This is an art competition specially for course participants studying on Drawpj.com.
  
  Art Exhibition by Course Founder Cindy Wider
  
  Course Founder Cindy Widers Exhibition at the Cooper Gallery, Noosaville, Australia. Also touring to the Outback Regional Gallery Winton
  
  Cindy Wider Upcoming Exhibition Details & Radio Interview
  
  Exhibition details for Cindy Widers upcoming exhibition, plus a radio interview by Diet Simon of Noosa Community Radio.
  
  ‘Before and After’ Gallery
  
  Examples of the before and after self portraits of some of our course participants.
  
  Learn The Secret of How To Develop Your Artist’s Eye And Draw Better Immediately
  
  What exactly is The Artist’s Eye and how can you can get it?
  
  Monique Miller blogs about her DrawPj art journey
  
  "It turns out that the only facial feature that needed no improvement was the ear!" - Monique
  
  How to know when an artwork is finished
  
  With an artwork, when is enough actually enough? Get some tips on how to know when your painting or drawing is done!
  
  Your Natural Gifts for Drawing Revealed
  
  You already have natural gifts which can be refined, and applied to the skill of Drawing!
  
  Your Natural Gift of Horizontal and Vertical Comparison
  
  Can't resist straightening a crooked painting on the wall? That means you already have the gift of horizontal-vertical comparison!
  
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