Live Drawing Critique · November 12

Bring your work.
I'll look at it properly.

A live 50-minute group critique for artists who draw seriously. Small group. Real feedback. No lectures — just honest, specific observations on your actual drawings.

November 12 · Limited to 12 artists

Date

November 12, 2026

Duration

50 Minutes

Format

Live via Zoom

Group Size

Max 12 Artists

What This Session Is

Fifty minutes of honest eyes on your drawings.

You'll submit one piece before the session. Rayma looks at it closely and gives you specific, actionable feedback in front of the group — the kind of observation that actually shifts how you see your own work.

This isn't a lecture or a demo. It's a critique. You'll hear what's working, what isn't, and exactly what to try next. Other participants' critiques will teach you just as much as your own.

  • ✦ Submit one drawing (any medium, any subject)
  • ✦ Receive direct, named feedback from Rayma
  • ✦ Learn from every piece reviewed that session

What You'll Gain

One session. Three lasting shifts.

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Sharper self-critique

You'll leave knowing what to look for in your own work — not just what Rayma noticed, but how to notice it yourself next time.

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Specific next steps

No vague encouragement. You get concrete things to try in your next drawing session — targeted to your actual habits and choices.

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A studio community

Small groups mean real conversation. You'll meet other serious artists and hear perspectives that expand your thinking beyond your own work.

Rayma Fathallah

Your Instructor

Rayma Fathallah

Rayma is a drawing and painting instructor who believes that good feedback changes how artists see — not just how they draw. Her critiques are known for being precise, warm, and genuinely useful.

She keeps her sessions small deliberately. When there are only twelve people in the room, everyone gets real attention. That's the point.

"I went in thinking I'd hear 'keep going.' I came out with a completely different way of looking at proportion. It was startling, honestly."

— Sarah K., figure drawing artist

"The specificity is what makes it work. Not 'the shadows need work' but exactly why and exactly what to do next."

— Marco D., portrait artist

November 12 · 50 Minutes · 12 Spots

Your drawings deserve honest eyes.

Spots fill quickly — this group stays small so the feedback stays real. Register today and bring something you've been uncertain about.

100% free · No upsell in the session · Just the work