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🗓️ On Wednesday, NOVEMBER 26th, I will open the registrations for my Digital Illustration for Humans - Drawing Scenes With Procreate Course, this time with a HUGE DISCOUNT: the biggest of the year!

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What you will unlock...

Here’s what’s waiting for you inside this Black Friday special offer!

Uncover all the tools, lessons, and creative boosts designed to help you level up your art:

25+ video lessons divided into 7 modules for a total of 6+ hours
10+ full-length artwork tutorials
Exercises
Access to a private online community
14 day money-back guarantee
Go at your speed: pause, rewatch, or fast-forward whenever you like

Hi, I'm Kei!

(rhymes with 'hi')

... or in full, Kei-Ella Loewe

I'm a South African illustrator currently living in the Netherlands. I started teaching myself digital art in 2021, during the Covid pandemic, and I’ve been creating in Procreate ever since.

As a self-taught illustrator I have struggled with feelings of imposter syndrome and perfectionism that often made it difficult to feel 'good enough' as an artist. For the past 4 years I have been finding ways to overcome this by trying to prioritise fun, playfulness and allowing myself to draw like an (imperfect) human! With the rise of AI generated images, I find it important now, more so than ever, to 'draw with humanity'.

I am lucky enough to work as a full-time, freelance illustrator, working mainly as a cover artist for books. My work usually falls into two main styles: one is more realistic and often used for adult-focused projects, while the other is a looser, linework-based style that leans into storytelling and feels more playful—perfect for younger audiences.

No matter the style, my illustrations often share a common thread: they’re dreamy, colourful, feminine, and sometimes just a little bit unsettling.