Dear Drawing Enthusiast,

Technology brings talented artists to the surface who create astonishing digitally manipulated images but for some of us, the pencil and paper are the genuine and compulsory materials in creating works of art.

If you have always wanted to draw portraits then you need to keep reading…

Learning to draw people is a very honest form of art and no other arts are comparable to the beauty of effortlessly executed works.

A well done drawing tells your story and states your truth without saying a word. No other arts are comparable to the beauty of effortlessly but masterfully executed by pencil.

Using something as simple as a pencil and paper is a great way to draw portraits but you it can be difficult to know where to begin.

It can be overwhelming at first because there are so many elements to take into consideration like…

• How will the subject pose for the picture?
• Will they be sitting, standing, or playing a game?
• Who will you include in your portrait?
• Like with anything in life, practice makes perfect. Be persistent! Be determined!

If you want to learn to draw a portrait to a standard you’re happy with, you need to get the basics right from the outset.

So many would-be artist’s overlook this vital foundation when they begin learning to draw.

So from there they became disheartened, loose interest and put it in the “too hard” basket.

If you are a quick learner then great but some of us will take a little longer to pick up the required knowledge.

This isn’t a problem. In fact, when you do master it, because you had to work a little harder, you often have a more thorough grasp of the basics.

With that said we have created “Photorealistic Portraits” which builds on your drawing knowledge to take your portrait drawings further.

With clear (and fun) instructions on how to draw you’ll learn at your own pace in the comfort of your own home.

It contains techniques to create realistic looking artwork to provide you with valuable insight into the methods used by a real artist.

It covers line work, coloring, shading, principles of design and composition, depth, and realism.

We also included using black and white and colored media in your portraits.

Once you know how to create realistic looking textures, you’re on your way to creating much more realistic looking artwork.

Like with anything in life, practice makes perfect. Be persistent! Be determined!

If you want to learn to draw to a standard you’re happy with, you need to get the basics right from the outset.

We created this course to share the passion and dedication to providing information regarding the art of realistic charcoal and pencil drawing.

“Photorealistic Portraits” is generously illustrated showing you step-by-step just how to create a real life portrait.

All my customers know that I go the extra mile to make them happy. And you will get the same personal service.

So if you aren’t happy with anything at all within 60 days … just contact me at info@portraits-made-easy.com and you’ll receive a full refund on course promptly!

Click the “Add To Cart” button below, fill out your information on the next page, and then once the order is successful, you’ll be able to download the tutorial to your desktop.

If you select the hard copy, it will be packaged and sent to your postal address within the next 24 hours so you have a master copy on file for life.

We also provide you with the online version (incase you have troubles downloading or the files are too big) so you can view it online on ANY device and / or take it with you when you travel.

It’s that simple! Just a few minutes from now you’ll be viewing your first lesson.