Wouldn’t it be amazing if you would be able to draw your own realistic lifelike animal portraits?
In this course, you will learn everything you need to start drawing easily with pastels!
WHAT YOU GET:
I will show you in step-by-step videos what to pay attention to and what you can practise in advance to be well-prepared for the workshop!
This course contains content on the following topics for you:
PAPER CHOICE: I will explain which paper makes the most sense to use.
PENCILS: I will introduce my favourite pastel pencils to you.
HELPING TOOLS: I will show you various helpful tools.
SHARPENING: How to sharpen your pencils the best way.
BLENDING: How you can blend pastels.
PRESSURE: Exercises for the pressure you should apply or need while drawing.
DRAWING EXERCISES for line strokes, circles, dots, etc.
COLOR MIXING: Learn how you can mix pastel colors
CAT EYE WORKSHOP: Learn how to draw a cat eye
DRAWING LESSON: Draw WATERDROPS
DRAWING LESSON: Draw A CURL OF FUR

I help artists who have a dream of drawing their own animal portraits, but doubt themselves that they can do that, are overwhelmed, feel stuck and don’t know where to start,
to get started with a clear path and instructions and transform into confident artists who are proud to show and even sell their animal portraits.
Some words about your teacher:
My drawing experience over many years as an artist will help you with precise instructions on how to successfully draw realistic animal portraits that inspire. I’ll give you what you need to draw your animals with joy and ease and to feel that enthusiasm for this beautiful art.
Over 15 years of experience in drawing animal portraits with pastels make the learning process easy and bring you fast results.


I draw for over 15 years with much love, passion, perseverance and patience lifelike animal portraits.
Stroke by stroke, realistic drawings are created with horses, dogs, cats, yes pets of all kinds.
The fascination of wild animals also does not let me go.
It is very close to my heart to draw the beloved four-legged friends as lifelike as possible, and to capture the essence of the animals, to reflect their personal character. As they say, “The eyes are the gates to the soul”, so the eyes are very important to me in every portrait.
I sell my animal portraits worldwide in recent years.




