LAURELINE MANUEK-HENCHOZ
Stylised Characters
NEOCOLOR™ II AQUARELLE
Learn to draw stylised portraits with the 849™ and Neocolor™ II
In the online creative course "Stylised Characters" illustrator Laureline Manuel-Henchoz invites you to enter her artistic universe and draw portraits in her very minimalist style.
You will learn to sketch those around you, yourself, or even iconic characters – such as Queen Elizabeth II - by capturing their most specific characteristics. First, sketch your lines with the 849™ ballpoint pen, then bring life and color to your creations using Neocolor™ II wax pastels by exploring their water-soluble potential.
This course is an invitation to capture the unique expression and style of everyone; don't wait any longer and dive into the universe of the illustrator Laureline for a colorful moment!
You will learn to sketch those around you, yourself, or even iconic characters – such as Queen Elizabeth II - by capturing their most specific characteristics. First, sketch your lines with the 849™ ballpoint pen, then bring life and color to your creations using Neocolor™ II wax pastels by exploring their water-soluble potential.
This course is an invitation to capture the unique expression and style of everyone; don't wait any longer and dive into the universe of the illustrator Laureline for a colorful moment!
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About the artist
Since 2008, Swiss illustrator Laureline Manuel-Henchoz has stood out for her stylised characters.
Laureline enjoys capturing and illustrating their peculiarities with style and humor, bringing them to life and color with Neocolor™ II pastels.
Her unique approach allows for the creation of illustrations that are both timeless and emotional.
Laureline enjoys capturing and illustrating their peculiarities with style and humor, bringing them to life and color with Neocolor™ II pastels.
Her unique approach allows for the creation of illustrations that are both timeless and emotional.

“A Swiss illustrator known for her playful characters, distinctive style and subtle sense of humour.”
Laureline Manuel-Henchoz
Illustrator
