FREE WORKSHOP REGISTRATION!
Drawing Realistic Fur:
A Colored Pencil Mini-Class
Hi! I'm Rhia, an award-winning equestrian artist, specializing in highly realistic horse and animal portraits created with colored pencils.
I want to invite you to my free workshop, where we'll go through the first steps of creating beautiful horse fur! Join me on:
🗓️ Tuesday, October 13
🕰️ 3 PM New York time / 8 PM UK time
(Note: While a little drawing or anatomy background is helpful for following along with the realistic details, complete beginners are still very welcome to join!)
Don't miss the session because I've got a special surprise for you!Â
(If you can't attend on this date, you can still register, and I will send you an email with the replay of the session)
In this Workshop, You'll Learn:
1. Learn to build and blend layers, pick colours, and create textures.
2. Study fur direction and learn why it’s important.
3. Create realistic fur textures that have life and depth.
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You Should Attend If:
You're Interested in Mastering Colored Pencil Techniques
You Strive for Creating Realistic Horse Portraits that Feel Alive
You Want to Draw Horses with More Accuracy and DetailÂ
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🗓️ Tuesday, October 13
🕰️ 3 PM New York Time / 8 PM UK time
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Hello, I’m Rhia :)
I’m an award-winning equestrian artist based in South Wales, specializing in highly realistic horse and animal portraits created with colored pencils.
My work is rooted in a lifelong love for animals, especially horses. I’ve always been drawn to the quiet details that make each one unique: the softness in their eye, the movement of the mane, the shine of the coat, and the character that comes through in the smallest expressions.
Over the years, I’ve created private commissions for horse and pet owners around the world, along with original artwork, fine art prints, tutorials, and equestrian-inspired collections. My work has also been recognized through awards in the equestrian art world, something I’m incredibly grateful for.
But for me, a portrait has never been only about technical accuracy. It’s about capturing likeness, personality, softness, and spirit in a way that feels meaningful to the person who loves that animal.
