Andrei
Great quality teaching
Been using NMA for a while, and while I don't have as much time as I'd like to have for learning, any time I spend doing their courses is always massive value add. I've only gone through drawing foundations 1 and 2, but already feel like I've progressed far more than all the years I spent sketching random stuff on my own (and building bad habits). A few years back I've also tried a few short drawing courses in my town and still probably learned 100x more from those 2 NMA modules I've done. Instructors I've watched so far were good at explaining their topics and common mistakes they see, and drawing along with the instructors helps me build good habits. Assignment files have been helpful as well. NMA has a token based system for submitting assignments but haven't tried using that, only know you need to pay extra for it. You get a course structure suggested as well depending on the goal you're following (e.g. I'm following the animation track), although there's quite a bit of overlap between the different tracks. Learning to draw is hard as it is so having a course structure is really helpful to track progress. The annual subscription normally goes on sale a few times a year. Got my annual sub (I got the library+ one on Black Friday) and off top my head it worked out to around £25 a month I reckon. Am happy with what I'm getting for the price, but they also have the library option (only thing you don't get is reference images and some recordings) which is like £15 a month on sale. Overall, really feels like the level detail you'd get from an art school so am really happy to be using this website and hope I can keep improving.




