ONLINE DRAWING COURSE

DRAW LIFELIKE ANIMAL PORTRAITS IN PASTELS

Start from scratch or refine your animal drawings with details.

Step by step instructions on how to start drawing your animals in pastels.

You’ll learn basic principles like what material is needed, how to select a perfect reference photo, how to draw your outlines, how to choose colors and mix them, different drawing techniques, how to sharpen your pastel pencils, framing your finished portrait, …

You’ll learn how to draw different types of fur, such as short fur, long fur, and curly fur.

You’ll draw detailed eyes, ears and noses.

Then in the final step you will draw a part of a cat face with whiskers.

This course is ideal for creatives who want to start drawing their own realistic animal portraits in pastels, want to improve their drawing skills or just want to try a new technique.

This is equally applicable for those who are starting from scratch and artists who want to refine their art.

This course runs from February 21st to March 20th 2022 (4 weeks).

Please apply to participate for free in the beta round of this new course.

Also share this form with anyone who you think would love to participate too.

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Bring your dream of realistic animal portraits to life!

The start of the free online course is February 21st 2022 and runs  to March 20th 2022 (4 weeks).

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Hey there!

My name is Sabine Lackner and I’m an animal artist, creating lifelike animalportraits in pastels and I serve and help all animal enthusiasts, who want to dive into this amazing world of animal art.

I draw 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.