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Character Creation from Observational Drawings

A course by Sarah van Dongen
Illustrator. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Joined March 2020
, Illustrator

Draw and paint unique characters inspired by the world around you using a variety of artistic materials

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  • 11401 students
  • Audio: English
  • English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Dutch

Course summary

  • 13 lessons (2h 45m)
  • 16 downloads (4 files)
  • 14 exercises
  • Course final project
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Sarah van Dongen

A course by Sarah van Dongen

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Sarah van Dongen is a Dutch illustrator based in Amsterdam who is passionate about telling stories. She began her studies in comparative literature, but enrolled in the MA in Children’s Books Illustration in Cambridge, UK after realizing she wanted to pursue a more creative career.

Sarah’s illustration work can be found in children’s books, stationery, newspapers, and magazines across the globe. Her clients include Flow Magazine, Adobe, Tiny Owl Publishing, and Ragged Bears Publishing, among others. Sarah enjoys exploring themes like gardens, food, social interactions, mental health, and her childhood. She doesn’t shy away from subjects like insecurity, loneliness, and loss; she expresses them in her sketches to help make these feelings more comprehensible.


  • 100% positive reviews (519)
  • 11401 students
  • 13 lessons (2h 45m)
  • 16 additional resources (4 files)
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  • Audio: English
  • English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Dutch
  • Level: Beginner
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Character Creation from Observational Drawings. Illustration course by Sarah van Dongen Best seller

Character Creation from Observational Drawings

A course by Sarah van Dongen
Illustrator. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Joined March 2020
  • 100% positive reviews (519)
  • 11401 students