I wouldn't know of anything like that. I think it's best to look online for other people who have taken that class before or a similar class. In my own opinion it's always better to take extra classes to learn more thing.

yupp, thanks and I agree! ^^

Hum hard to tell. I never took classes like that as I did them in schools. I know some people who took some though, but I never asked if it was really worth it. ^^;
It's still clearly cheaper than going to a shcool for sure though.

Im currently studying Marine Biology (for free), partly because I dont have many options for artistic careers here.
Yeah its definitely cheaper and looks good enough to me.
thanks!

Most of the lessons that I learn for art, are from local artists near my area/country. The only ones that I have taken that are online are from an artist named ElCoyote on FA (who happens to also post art on ArtStation but under a different name, can't remember at the top of my head).

The price isn't that bad, it is what you would pay at a college per coarse. Yea you would have the benefit of a teacher in person, but you would be 26k a year in the hole till you were done at a minimum.

If it's worth it? Watch all the videos they have for free, do you like the voice of the person? How they explain themselves? Do they feel like they know what they are talking about? Can you stand to listen to the person you are paying for is really what is most important, the information doesn't much matter if you want to rip your hair out before you even get to something. They seem to be well rounded with lecture, videos, and actual assignments.

Nothing jumps out at me as "dear lord dont buy this!" actually bookmarked it myself for later.

You might want to look into pencil kings: https://www.pencilkings.com It is subscription based and much cheaper, 30 a month which while adds up its 30 bucks to see if you like the videos and teaching methods. I bought their figure drawing challenge, and while i still suck to no end it did teach me a reasonable foundation to drawing bodies and get me started. Probably going to do the coarse again. It is taught by https://www.youtube.com/user/Sycra who i really recommend.

The other place I suggest is drawabox: http://drawabox.com 100% free foundational based exercises and breakdowns. It does go up to composition and human anatomy and form as well.

Agreed, and yeah thats exactly what I have done!

thanks a lot for the advice, I will definitely check those alternatives too!