Sometimes you don't need a course. You simply need someone experienced to look at your drawing and help you see what to work on next. Upload a Spirit Portrait and receive personalised feedback grounded in the drawing on the page. Every portrait is marked out of 100, area by area, so you always know exactly where you stand and what would lift the score next time.
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Your mark out of 100
A clear score for the portrait in front of you, with the reasons behind it, so you can track your progress drawing by drawing.
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What is working
Recognise the strengths already present in your portrait and what you can build on.
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Areas to develop
See clearly which parts of the drawing would benefit from more attention.
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A focused next step
Know which improvement to prioritise first, without trying to change everything at once.
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A practical exercise
Use focused guidance to practise the skill that will help your portrait move forward.
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Progress over time
Return with later drawings and build a clearer picture of how your work is developing.
Your personal assessment
What a Mentor Report gives you
A mentor report never simply tells you whether a drawing is good or bad. It highlights your strengths, shows you what to focus on, and gives you a clear next step so you can develop with confidence.
Overall development score out of 100See your progress at a glance.
What is working wellDiscover your strengths.
Three main development areasClear, practical guidance tailored to your drawing.
A focused exercise just for youKnow exactly what to practise next.
Your Mentor Report
Current drawing
Development potential
78/100
Proportions
Eyes
Nose
Mouth
Tone & Shading
Overall Presence
“You’re further along than you think.” ♡
The feedback
A report that reads like encouragement from your mentor.
A good teacher doesn't criticise you but supports where you are, helping you to grow. A great teacher like Anne-Marie looks at your drawing, tells you plainly what's working and what isn't, and shows you what to do next. Your report is written exactly that way.
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Your report starts with what is working
Your report first identifies the strengths in your drawing. Knowing what you are already doing well gives you something solid to build on.
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It identifies what needs attention
Your main development areas are explained clearly, including what can be seen in the drawing, why it matters and what you can do about it.
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It gives you one thing to work on first
Rather than giving you a long list of corrections, your report identifies the one area likely to make the biggest difference to your next portrait.
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You get something practical to practise
You receive a short exercise based on your main development area, so you know exactly what to practise before drawing your next portrait.
