Sketchbook Session #2 | Drawing an Expressive Elephant
In this video, I spend a quiet afternoon drawing an expressive elephant with blue Col-Erase pencils while sharing some of my thoughts on sketchbooks, drawing from life, and creating characters with personality. Not every drawing has to become a finished painting. For me, a sketchbook is a place to experiment, explore ideas, and simply enjoy the process of drawing. The observations I make while sketching animals from life eventually find their way into my illustrations and oil paintings, but it all begins with simple shapes, solid structure, and a blank page. If you enjoy traditional drawing, illustration, character design, or simply watching the creative process unfold, I hope you'll enjoy spending a few minutes drawing along with me. If you enjoyed this video, please consider subscribing for more: 🎨 Sketchbook Sessions 🖌️ Oil painting demonstrations 🏰 Behind the scenes of my journey as a Disney Fine Artist 📚 Drawing tips and artistic insights Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next Sketchbook Session. #Sketchbook #Drawing #Elephant #CharacterDesign #TraditionalArt #ColoredPencil #SketchbookSession #Illustration #Artist #DisneyFineArtist
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