Carnet de croquis botanique : une approche méditative

A very nice and usefull course. I learned to take my time observing before drawing, and also drawing with a meditative attitude. I really appreciate Lapin's approach to draw succulents and plants, and in general his approach to art and creativity. My skill to draw nature has really improved thanks to his course.

Me ha gustado mucho; Lapin transmite mucha serenidad. La observación detallada de las plantas nos calma y nos facilita la necesaria conexión con la naturaleza... muy agradable e interesante.

Very inspiring course! I love the style of Lapin!

Very relaxing course - meditative. I loved to take my time and just look at the beautyful succulents and plants. But it also takes some patience ;-)

Esta weno el curso

A very nice course. Relaxed approach (which, I guess, was part of the goal ;)) and learned a lot. Recommend.

I am enjoying learning in this format. The clips are easy to watch and I love that I can rewatch them as needed. Many thanks.

38k students! Thats crazy! There was really friendly and chill atmosphere at course. I never studied so easy. Videos are informative and well aestetically designed. Good balance of freedom and expectation. Inspiring instructor. Thanks to everyone who prepared this course.

Inspiring course for a beginner like me, I enjoyed it so much.

Very awesome pedagogy and great to see Lapin perform, that helps a lot.

Lapin is simply the most enjoyable instructor I've had online. It might be his voice, or his face, or his manner, but I feel like I am in the presence of a "kindred soul" artistically speaking. His methods are clear, his instruction is deliberate, and, yes, his work is brilliant!

Very enjoyable course. I love how the instructors way of teaching. Very calming and easy to follow

Super!!!! Hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht und Leichtigkeit gebracht! Dankeschön!

Je vais le mettre en place comme un voyage initiatique de connexion avec la nature dans la paix. Merci

I am a beginner and enjoyed his demos--how to mix paints, how so many lines in the final composition mean one mistake is not worth worrying about, how to enjoy the slow progress (not my nature!), how to fix mistakes, how beautiful things can turn out.