As I already said, talent has nothing to do with this. Most artists of this world say that developing their skill by practice was more beneficial than having a talent. 

I was a beginner once. I grew up thinking I couldn't draw. But with practice, I developed the skill.

Here's a quote I found recently: The difference between people with a talent for drawing vs. people without a remarkable talent is that talented people will learn how to do it faster. 

So, forget about having a talent. Even those with inborn talent have to practice and learn.

What you need is patience and practice, and you'll get there.

I've seen people with little talent get really good at drawing faces (myself included).

Don't give up on yourself. I won't :)

Look, we all use similar or same techniques when drawing faces. There are establisheed techniques all of artists use and they work. I'm not saying I invented something completely new, because that's impossible.

However, I've figured out what works for beginners so that they can draw faces in the easiest way possible and still make them pretty. 

That's why I want to teach you how to do this by using lines and shapes so that you have a simple system to rely on every time you create.

Also, I don't want you to be discouraged if your first attempt isn't perfect (what's perfect anyway?). The Easy Whimsy method will give you strong grounds to actually start with something tangible and develop as you practice.

Yes, faces are hard to draw. But drawing whimsical faces is way easier because they give you the opportunity to develop your skills while having more creativity and imagination (and space for imperfection, which is just an amazing thing, especially to beginners).

Honestly, I can't draw everything, not even flowers. They always look like child's drawings, but how can we be good at drawing everything? 

So, even if you feel you're useless at drawing in general, or have no talent, you can develop a skill for drawing whimsical faces. I'm a living proof of that.

I firmly believe in this because I've seen it, I've experienced it.

This course is for you if:

One thing you keep trying is drawing faces but you just can't seem to do it
You feel like a complete beginner who doesn't know where to start or how to make faces look pretty
All your ladies either turn out like aliens or monkey faces, but you want to draw a pretty girl
You can't seem to get the proportions right and something is always off, like faces too long, nose too big, eyes look like the face is screaming, etc.
You've tried YouTube tutorials but you still feel you haven't set the good grounds for drawing the face and the features so you can draw on your own

The course is perfect for you if you're a beginner who desperately wants to make their art more magical by making whimsical faces, but you need a simpe approach that won't overwhelm you and will actually give you results faster than before.

This course ISN'T FOR YOU if you've already mastered face proportions and can intuitively draw facial features without much trouble.

You'll learn how to set the right proportions for a regular face as well as whimsical faces and be able to see the difference.

Also, you'll be able to draw whimsical facial features easily with the Easy Whimsy method for beginners. This means gorgeous, deep eyes, full lips, and normal noses (not piggy ones).

Finally, you'll master 3 simple watercolor techniques for painting whimsy faces including: a soft-looking face, an easy method for painting shadows of the face, and an easy magical technique for an abstract look.

Plus, you'll get a bonues lesson on painting gorgeous hair that'll just spice up your drawings and make them even more magical.

The course includes 6 main modules:

Whimsical face basics
How to set the right proportions
How to draw facial features using the Easy Whimsy Method
Let's draw together the whole face from scratch
Watercolors basics
3 easy techniques for painting whimsy faces

Plus, you'll get these bonuses:

A Drawing and Painting Guide Book
A private Facebook group for feedback
Extra lesson for painting gorgeous and magical hair

The price is €40

Since this is a course for beginners, you won’t need many art supplies to finish the course, so you’d need: 

A pencil
An eraser
Paper or art journal (watercolor or heavier mixed media paper)
Black waterproof pen/marker (this can be optional, we’ll use it for outlining our sketch)
Watercolors
Round brush
A white pen or marker (this can also be optional and you can replace it with acrylic paint or ink)

If you only have a pen, eraser and watercolors plus a brush, you're good to go. You can always paint the details with colored pencils or markers.

But my best advice is to have watercolor paper or heavier mixed media paper because we'll work with watercolors.

This is an online course and once you purchase, you’ll get a confirmation email with all the info on how to access it. You’ll need to create a user name and a password and then you’ll have full access to the course, for life.

You can work at your own pace, there are no time limits. I'm always in the course so you can ask me questions and feedback.

To be able to follow the lessons, you need a good internet connection. I also suggest going through the course on your computer rather than on a mobile phone, since the mobile screens are tiny.

Note: this is not a physical product and nothing will be delivered to your home address. This is a completely digital, online course that you can access in the membership area of the course.

If that happens, I offer a 7-day guarantee. So, if you start the course and decide it isn’t for you, you can ask for a refund. 

You’ll have a life-long access to the course. This means that, as long as my business and the course are alive, you’ll have access to it, even all the updates I may add in the future. 

If at some point, this course will no longer be active, I’ll let you know in advance, so you can download all the resources.

You can always send me an email at hello@artfulhaven.com and I’ll answer your questions as soon as possible.