SKETCHPACT WORKSHOP - FEBUARY 2027
Change the way you use your sketchbook in just 4 weeks.
3 sketchbook spreads a day. New challenges every day. 4 weeks to push your artistic limits.
Most artists use their sketchbooks to practice what they already know, copy references, or draw things they're comfortable with.
But what if your sketchbook could become something more?
A playground for experimentation. A place to challenge your imagination, explore unfamiliar ideas, make mistakes and discover new ways of drawing.
That's exactly what Sketchpact is about.
This is not your typical drawing workshop where you watch a few demonstrations and practice whenever you feel like it.
Over four intensive weeks, I'm going to challenge you to fill 3 full double-page spreads in your sketchbook every single training day, using different exercises, creative prompts, and drawing challenges.
Your sketchbook shouldn't just show what you can already draw. It should help you discover what you're capable of.
That's 72 double-page spreads across 24 training days.
Some exercises will challenge your imagination. Others will test your observation, spatial thinking, creativity, composition, or ability to invent things you've never drawn before.
And yes, some of them will push you completely outside your comfort zone.
My goal is to challenge the way you see, observe, think, and draw.
Imagine looking back through your sketchbook after four weeks and seeing 72 spreads filled with experiments, discoveries, mistakes, breakthroughs, and ideas you might never have explored otherwise.
That's the kind of experience I want to create.
And most importantly, we're going to have fun doing it!
This isn't about creating perfect drawings. It's about becoming a more curious, confident, disciplined, and inventive artist.
Your sketchbook shouldn't just show what you can already draw. It should help you discover what you're capable of.
Every training day, you'll receive new exercises designed to challenge a different aspect of your artistic abilities.
Fill 3 double-page spreads in your sketchbook. Every day. For 4 weeks.
Not every drawing needs to be beautiful. Not every experiment needs to succeed.
In fact, I want you to make mistakes, try unfamiliar approaches, and discover what happens when you stop playing it safe.
The exercises will progressively become more demanding, encouraging you to develop new skills while building a consistent sketchbook habit.
If you commit to the process, you'll have created an enormous body of practice by the end of the workshop.
And more importantly, you'll have challenged the habits that might currently be holding you back.
What You'll Work On
Drawing from Imagination – Learn to construct figures, objects and scenes without constantly relying on references.
Form & Spatial Thinking – Improve your ability to understand, rotate, and manipulate forms in 3D space.
Gesture & Figure Invention – Create more dynamic, believable, and expressive figures.
Visual Memory & Design – Expand your visual library and develop stronger creative decision-making.
Composition & Storytelling – Learn to organize drawings into engaging and readable visual narratives.
Sketchbook Discipline – Build a consistent drawing habit that supports long-term artistic growth.
What to Expect
4 weeks of progressively challenging drawing exercises
3 double-page sketchbook spreads per training day
Creative assignments focused on imagination, observation, and visual thinking
New approaches to figures, forms, composition, and storytelling
Weekly live feedback sessions with personal draw-overs
A small group of up to 20 dedicated artists
Approximately 3 hours of drawing per day, Monday–Saturday
How It Works
Over four weeks, you'll follow a progressive training program that becomes increasingly challenging.
Monday – Friday: Structured drawing exercises and assignments designed to develop specific artistic skills.
Saturday: Live group sessions with demonstrations, assignment reviews, personalized feedback, and draw-overs to help you understand where and how to improve.
Each week builds upon the previous one, helping you develop greater confidence, creative freedom, and technical understanding.
Workshop Details
Date: February 2027
Start Date: Saturday, January 30, 2027
Live Sessions: Every Saturday at 7:00 PM CET (Berlin Time)
Session Dates :
January 30, 2027
February 6, 2027
February 13, 2027
February 20, 2027
February 27, 2027
Duration: 3hours
Format: Online group workshop
Commitment: Approximately 3 hours of drawing per day, Monday–Saturday
Group Size: Maximum 20 participants
Price: €600 (one-time payment)
Early Bird / Student Price: €500 (eligible participants)
Turn Your Sketchbook Into Something Worth Sharing
Here's another exciting part of this challenge.
Over four weeks, you'll create a huge amount of original material that you can share with your audience.
Progress updates, sketchbook tours, daily challenges, before-and-after comparisons and experiments can all become interesting content for your social media.
If you've been struggling to post consistently or build momentum around your art, this workshop could be a great opportunity to change that.
Of course, growing an audience isn't guaranteed. But you'll have something much more valuable than another content strategy: a consistent creative process and real artwork to share.
What Do You Need?
You don't need expensive equipment or special software.
All you need is:
A sketchbook, minimum A5 size or larger
Your preferred drawing tools pens, pencils, markers, or whatever you enjoy using
An internet connection for the live sessions and assignments
The willingness to draw consistently and challenge yourself
That's it.
Who Is This Workshop For?
Sketchpack is designed for motivated artists who are ready to take their practice seriously.
Whether you're an beginner,intermediate or prof. artist looking to overcome creative limitations or an advanced artist wanting to sharpen your imagination and drawing skills, this workshop will challenge you to rethink how you approach drawing.
This workshop requires commitment. Expect demanding exercises, constructive criticism and plenty of drawing.
You don't need to be perfect. You need to be willing to work.
Ready to Push Your Limits?
Four weeks. A small group of dedicated artists. Focused practice and direct feedback.
Let's see how far your drawing can go.
Limited to 20 participants. Your registration is confirmed after successful payment.