Sarah Lubcke - Portraiture

In this episode, Sarah Lubcke discusses her journey into portraiture. Sarah reflects on the many stages of her portrait journey: learning anatomy and likeness, finding a supportive community of portrait artists, and developing an eye not just for faces and skin tones, but for the emotional life inside each image. She also opens up about the challenges of painting backgrounds—and how she’s learning to consider the whole composition, not just the figure.Sarah also touches on the importance of building a supportive network and finding the right mentors who can help you progress. Sarah talks about the importance of feedback in her artistic growth, discussing how connecting with trusted peers helps refine her work and overcome challenges. She also opens up about the value of self-belief and perseverance, especially during tough times when the work isn’t going as planned. You can find Sarah Lubcke’s website here and on Instagram hereYou can find the podcast hereThanks so much for listening! Feel free to rate, review & share if you enjoyed it, this helps other people find the showPrevious conversations with Kylie King-Hazel and Penelope BoydRomance Was BornTeresa Barnard David KassanShana LevensonChroma Brush Cleaner ( I think I called it Chromacryl, no idea why..)Georgia Loring Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.