Registration for Donna Johnson’s “Fundamentals of Environment Design” Workshop is officially open! With limited spots available, this is your chance to learn from one of the industry’s rising stars and take your digital painting skills to the next level.

Why Join This Workshop?

Donna Johnson, an accomplished freelance illustrator and MTM graduate, has worked on colour keys, background design, and card game illustrations. Her teaching style is approachable and hands-on, giving you the tools to confidently create professional-level environment designs.

Here’s what you’ll gain from this 10-week online workshop:

• 🖌️ Master Digital Painting Techniques: From brushwork to layer organization.

• 🌆 Design Breathtaking Environments: Learn composition, colour harmony, perspective, and lighting.

• 🎨 Create Portfolio-Worthy Artwork: Complete a polished piece to showcase your skills.

• ✅ Personalized Feedback: Small class sizes ensure you get the one-on-one guidance you need.

⏳ Spaces are limited to 16 students, so don’t wait!

📅 Workshop Details:

• Start Date: Tuesday, January 21st

• Schedule: Tuesdays, 6 PM – 9 PM EST

• Location: Online via Google Meet

• Ages: 16+

Not Ready to Commit? Experience Donna’s Teaching First!

Join us Tuesday, January 14th, 6–9 PM EST, for Donna’s online masterclass and see what it’s like to learn from her firsthand!

💡 You’ll explore topics like colour harmony, warm and cool contrast, and mood-setting techniques.
📼 Can’t make it live? Don’t worry—a full recording will be sent to everyone afterwards.

Don’t Forget Our Upcoming Open House!

📍 Saturday, January 18th
Tour our new campus, meet our instructors, and participate in one of two exciting art workshops:

• Animal Drawing with Steve Millard

• Intro to Comics with Kent Burles

At MTM College, we’ve spent over 20 years helping artists launch careers in animation, video games, and illustration. With small class sizes, experienced instructors, and a focus on fundamentals, we’re here to help you achieve your creative goals.

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