Sketching animals means: looking closely. Studying movements and behaviour. Understanding anatomy. Recognising textures of fur, skin, scales or beaks. Establishing a relationship with the animal. What counts is not only the result, i.e. the animal portrait, but also the process of approach. The attraction lies in both. Once you have set out into the world of animals, the wealth of species, the diversity of characters and the fascination of observing them will never let you go. Drawing Animals opens up a new approach to our fellow creatures.

The new book by Felix Scheinberger is not only a school of vision, not only a book with valuable practical tips and professional tricks for drawing animals, but also a plea for a more respectful coexistence of humans and animals.Sketching is not possible without emotions. This changes the perception of our fellow creatures. "Give the animal a name," recommends Felix Scheinberger, because animals are personalities. In drawings, this character, the typical of exactly this animal, flows into it. By drawing, you influence how others see this animal. You make a statement and you open eyes.

As a professor and successful author, Felix Scheinberger has taken away the fear of the white page and the fear of the first page of the brand new sketchbook from thousands of creative people. He infects people all over the world with his joy of drawing. He gives a low-threshold introduction to drawing. Gives tried and tested tips. He writes captivatingly and awakens the desire to draw.