Sue kemnitz – Sketching the ladies

Sue kemnitz – Sketching the ladies

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The little ladies are pretty special. They encourage, they inspire and they may change the focus of your day. In these lessons, I guide you through their whimsical bones, so-to-speak.

Learn to sketch expressive and whimsical ladies: their poses, gestures, faces, hands, feet and more.

In addition:

Spot and highlight details that will bring life, whimsy and energy to your ladies. (yay!)
Loosen up your sketching technique.
Encouragement to practice. Daily.
Explore quiet times of soaking or meditation.
Includes four lessons with five sessions in each. Thats over 20 individual sessions. Plus a couple bonus sessions.
In short, I guide you into sketching a life of goodness and kindness. Woot!

Ps. Just so we’re on the same sketchbook page, please note that this workshop is not a painting nor writing workshop. We be sticking to the ‘bare bones.’ (Well – nothing bare in there. Just so you know.)

Workshop Curriculum

sketching the ladies
Startintroduction (3:01)
Startbasic lady (15:05)
Startcreating backgrounds (38:56)
Startlesson one • quiet time and other miscellaneous beginnings (93:21)
Startlesson two • sketching features – hands and feet, oh my (89:33)
Startlesson three • sketching a rainy day lady (80:57)
Startlesson four • sketching action (71:39)
Startwhimsical woohoo’s
Startthank you! (5:40)

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