Art Practice Journal: Rainforest Edition
Shipping from the UK
If you want to gain confidence in your rainforest animal portraiture, this practice journal is for you. It is designed by and for animal artists and will help you improve your animal art drawing skills.
Shipping from the UK
If you want to gain confidence in your rainforest animal portraiture, this practice journal is for you. It is designed by and for animal artists and will help you improve your animal art drawing skills.
Shipping from the UK
If you want to gain confidence in your rainforest animal portraiture, this practice journal is for you. It is designed by and for animal artists and will help you improve your animal art drawing skills.
The Learn My Craft Practice Journal features 70mm x 70mm photographs of 100 rainforest animals and plants, you’ll find a wealth of inspiration to help develop your art skills.
This journal is designed not only to assist you in honing your skills and techniques but also to make you a better portrait artist overall.
✔ MASTER PORTRAIT DRAWING SKILLS
This practice journal features 100 undated A4 pages with full colour photographs of rainforest animals, from jaguars to chimps, frogs to butterflies, and spaces for you to re-create them in your unique style
✔ STAY CONSISTENT & DEVELOP YOUR TECHNIQUE
Make practice a part of your daily routine. Whether you’re a new artist or have more experience, this practice journal will help you track your progress, and elevate your portrait technique day after day.
✔ SIMPLE YET EFFECTIVE
Streamline your practice by completing one exercise per day, making it quick and easy to improve your skills and stay consistent. Every day is different, making practice fun and engaging.
✔ A4 SIZE, PAPERBACK JOURNAL
This practice journal comes in A4 Size (21cm x 29cm), 90gsm white paper with a matt finish paperback cover and perfect bound pages.
✔ IDEAL FOR COLOURED PENCIL, GRAPHITE & PASTEL
This journal is printed on 90gsm white paper making it ideal for artists who use coloured pencil, graphite and pastel as their medium. You can also stick in your own paper as a great way to test new techniques.
