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| sketchbook drawing. by juliette crane |
before i launched my full length online course HOW TO CREATE WHIMSICAL ANIMALS, i created a mini tutorial earlier this year for my Life Book lesson.
seeing all of the amazing artwork from that class really inspired me to create the full length online course (which stays open until August 2013).
i’ve been so delighted to see everyone take my simple shape templates and use them to create animals that are completely and uniquely THEM! each character so has its own personality! i just adore seeing all of these whimsical animals!
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| by sarah robertson |
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| by natasha may |
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| by lucy chen |
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| by lucy chen |
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| by deb mongato |
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| by deb mongato |
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| by june varey |
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| by june varey |
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| by emma field |
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| by darcy wilkinson |
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| by darcy wilkinson |
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| by kylie fowler |
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| by Jami Denman AKA Jamilola Talula |
thank you to everyone for sharing your artwork!
have a lovely weekend!
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ps. there has already been so much inspiring artwork created in HOW TO CREATE WHIMSICAL ANIMALS. and class has just begun…i cannot wait to see even more!
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6 comments on “Whimsical Animals From My Life Book Lesson”
NatashaMay
I really loved this lesson. 🙂 Awesome animals came out of it. 🙂
Darcy
It was a wonderful and inspiring lesson, great artwork achieved by everybody.
Sarah R
Ditto to the above! I totally enjoyed the lesson and signed up for the Whimsical Animals class and now cannot stop creating these cuties. Thanks again Juliette ~oxox~
PS. How exciting to get a mention on your blog too! x
Juliette Crane
so happy to have your artwork here on my blog, sarah. thanks for sharing your inspiration! i can't wait to see what you create next 🙂
Juliette Crane
thanks for sharing your artwork here, darcy. have a lovely weekend!
Juliette Crane
so happy to hear you loved the lesson. it's been so fun to see everyone's artwork 🙂