Maybe you have a high-pressure job, pressure to make an income, or deal with the pressures of family life. 

 

Is the pressure so intense that on some days you want to just scream? If so, you’ll love this story of how attorney Bill Davidson used painting to stop his stress.

 

Imagine for a moment that you’re under pressure so intense that if you mess up, your clients might go to jail or lose everything they own. That was what Bill’s life was like.

 

But Bill didn’t start out that way. He started out dreaming of being a top trial lawyer one day.

 

Bill worked hard through law school, then he fought his way to become one of the top trial lawyers in America. 

 

Bill could not get enough. He wanted more and more. But when he got there, he discovered that with success he had more stress, more pressure, and more demands on his already busy life.

 

Ever have a turning point in your life? For years, Bill sucked it up. Showed up and gave his very best. Then the turning point came.

 

Bill was sitting in a trial. Both sides were fighting. 

Then it hit him.

 

There had to be more to life than all this anger, all these battles, and all this stress.

 

He had clients counting on him. He owned a major law firm. He had a payroll to meet. And he had all the signs of success, including tons of monthly bills to pay. 

 

Bill realized he was stuck. Though he had success and money, a great law practice, and a lot of cool stuff, he lacked what he wanted most ... freedom.

One day Bill was killing time waiting for a client when he wandered into an art gallery. 

He was mesmerized. 

But instead of just buying a piece of art, he asked to meet the artist. 

That was arranged, and, like all things in Bill’s life, he approached this meeting with curiosity. 

How do you do this painting thing? 

How did you get so good? 

How much time did it take? 

Can you teach me?

 

Soon Bill was learning to paint in his rare spare time on nights and weekends. 

 

Before long, all Bill could think about was painting.

 

Showing up at the law firm was suddenly easier because he had found an outlet for his stress. But soon Bill told himself that he knew what he wanted to do with his life … and it wasn’t being a top trial lawyer.

 

He wanted to quit his practice and paint.

 

But unwinding 30 years of a law practice, with its employees and clients, wasn’t easy. So Bill set a goal to depart his practice and was determined to get good enough as a painter that by the time he sold his law practice, he could make a living as an artist.

 

Time passed slowly, but Bill filled it with learning to paint. And he got so good at it that he started winning awards and selling out shows. 

 

Today, many years later, Bill has moved from amateur to acclaimed pro and is highly respected by collectors and his fellow artists. 

 

 

Again, Bill wasn’t completely satisfied. Not only did he want to be a great painter, he wanted to be a great teacher. 

He wanted to help artists avoid all the pain he went through to learn to paint and felt he could apply the storytelling ability that helped him win major trials to helping people understand how to paint.

 

 

Bill decided to devote his life to teaching others how to escape their lives of high pressure and stress … whether just to give them a break from their busy lives, or as a way to help them get good enough to make a living as an artist.

 

Now you can be the beneficiary of Bill’s ability to paint and to teach. Now you can lose your stress, take a mental break from the things that are pressuring you, and learn painting from someone who is driven to make it easy to grasp and understand and easy to follow along.

 

Bill isn’t just a reformed trial lawyer-turned-painter, he’s the real deal. His artwork can be found in important art galleries all across the country.

 

Bill’s vivid landscape compositions have won him critical acclaim and countless awards. Plus his work has been featured in multiple national art publications. 

Here’s the thing:

 

Workshops taught by the best teachers (such as Bill) are fantastic. You can learn a ton and really take your skills as an artist to the next level. But you have to drive or fly, get a hotel, and pay a workshop fee.

 

But with a video, you can watch over and over again and pull things out of it you would not have seen the first (and possibly only) time Bill demonstrated them in a workshop. Video is a remarkable learning tool because you can revisit passages time and again and paint along at your own pace.

 

Bill Davidson came to our studios, and we produced almost five hours of exclusive footage where he demonstrates how to paint glowing landscapes with a gorgeous sunset right in front of your eyes. 

 

This video demonstration is called…

This just barely scrapes the surface of what you’ll discover in How to Paint Glowing Landscapes.

 

You’ll be getting nearly five hours of valuable information that, when applied, will transform your ability as a painter. 

 

Your viewers (friends, family, or even complete strangers) will look upon your paintings in awe. 

 

So how much does How to Paint Glowing Landscapes cost?

High-End Films You Deserve

First, we pride ourselves on not doing fly-by-night “home brew” video productions with cheap cameras and home editing software. Our producers carefully craft the right learning plan, and then a filmmaker — who has done Hollywood films and hundreds of network TV shows — creates a beautiful cinematic feel with cameras and lenses that cost more than many cars do, all so you can see sharp quality and beautiful footage. Then our professional editors craft a product you’ll feel proud to own.

 

Considering you’re learning from such a great teacher in Bill, we could easily charge several hundred dollars for this. 

 

But we don’t charge that for our other video lessons. So we’re not about to start charging it now. 

 

Which is why we’ve made it available for