b Class Description

In this real-time pencil drawing class, we’ll take a photo of a dog and transform it into a lifelike portrait full of softness, character, and detail. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills, this class will guide you through every essential technique to make your pet portraits come alive on the page.

You’ll learn how to capture that soulful expression and replicate realistic textures with nothing but pencil and paper.

🎨 During the Class You Will Learn:

🐾 How to draw realistic dog fur – Master the technique of layering short and soft strokes to create believable fur textures.
👁️ How to draw expressive dog eyes – Capture emotion and depth by placing highlights and shadows with precision.
👃 How to draw a wet, shiny nose – Learn the tonal shifts and edges that make noses look truly lifelike.
🧠 How to show fur direction and head structure – Use line direction and shading to define the underlying form.
How to manage deep shadows and bright highlights – Balance contrast for a more dramatic and accurate portrait.
🪨 How to draw a textured surface like stone or concrete – Add contrast by changing textures between foreground and fur.
🖌️ How to soften edges for natural realism – Blend and fade where needed to avoid harsh lines and keep your drawing soft.
📸 How to match tones to a reference photo – Improve your accuracy by learning to analyze and replicate tonal values.

🧰 Tools for Success:

🎥 Real-Time Step-by-Step Video: Every pencil stroke is demonstrated and explained clearly.
📲 On-Demand Access: Learn at your own pace, pause and rewind as often as you need.
📄 Downloadable Reference Photo: Includes the full-resolution original so you can work alongside the class.

✨ Designed for beginner to intermediate artists, this class will boost your confidence and teach you practical techniques that apply to any pet portrait or animal drawing.

Join now and bring your pet portraits to life—one pencil stroke at a time.

You Will Need

  • A sheet of photocopy paper (A4 or Letter)
  • Set of pencil (2H, H , HB, B, 2B, 4B, 6B, 9B)
  • Pen shaped eraser (like a Tombow Mono)
  • Kneaded Eraser
  • Q-tips (Ear buds)
  • Small Bristle Brush