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A brilliant new approach to drawing wildlife and capturing the charm, allure, and character of wild animals.
- Expert art tutor Jennie Webber shows how to capture the spirit of the wild, with a pencil and paper
- Offers you practical wildlife art instruction, with detailed natural history insight, and access to a wide variety of animals and birds
- Step-by-steps for 18 animals and birds are shown in brilliant detail, with additional tutorials to help you develop skills with texture, composition, and form
- Features endangered species and habitats, plus a detailed introduction to drawing principles and techniques
- Includes a wide range of animals and birds that are always popular with artists and lovers of natural history: from a wise Owl to a majestic Shark
With a diverse range of 18 animals and birds, Wild Life Drawing provides tutorials, practical exercises, and fascinating insight to some of the world’s most familiar animals.
Jennie Webber is an artist and illustrator who draws all her inspiration from the natural world. In 2014, she founded Wild Life Drawing, a unique program of drawing classes centered on animals and nature.
Blending art with elements of animal‑assisted therapy, the classes are designed to help people form meaningful connections and lasting compassion for the animal “models.” By collaborating with the Natural History Museum, the London Wildlife Trust, and the Royal Academy, Jennie has introduced the joy of drawing to thousands of participants of all ages. Animal welfare is a top priority, and she has raised significant funds for international conservation charities. Wild Life Drawing is held in person across London and the Southeast of England, and the online classes are open to participants worldwide.
Jennie earned her Master’s in Illustration from Camberwell College in London, where she lived until the call of the ocean proved impossible to resist. She now lives in the coastal town of Ramsgate, England, with her young family—swimming year‑round and sketching seals out on the water.