15/06/2026
Another full house teaching flowers yesterday at TheApex. Honestly, I absolutely love doing these workshops. The team at Apex is incredible, and hosting there is always a highlight.
It’s funny looking back—I started out just doing landscapes. Now I’m teaching flowers, cityscapes, and I’m about to add urban sketching into the mix, focusing heavily on perspective. My background in mechanical engineering actually plays a massive role in how I teach. I look at art through a logical lens and use a structured, step-by-step process that strips away the guesswork. Over 90% of the people who come to my classes have never picked up a brush before. Years of teaching have allowed me to fine-tune a system where anyone can paint any subject, without being boxed into just one style.
I call it the 3-3-4 process: 3 layers, 3 tones, and 4 steps.
I'm finally packaging everything I’ve learned into a brand-new e-course: Beginners Cityscape.
We’ll tackle three full paintings together, plus a bonus project, covering all the essentials like drawing, color theory, and light and shadow. The perspective module and the homework assignments alone are worth the price of admission—by the end, you'll be able to look at a building and actually know how to draw it. I know that sounds like a bold claim, but years of in-person teaching have been distilled into this exact course. It drops on August 1st.
To kick things off, I’m launching a one-day challenge video this Friday. It’s completely free and comes with everything you need to finish a masterpiece, plus a free essential toolkit book and early access to a waitlist discount.
If you want to see what the classes are like, you can search Sunil Kalbandi reviews to see what past students have said.
Hit the link in my bio to sign up for the e-course waitlist.
