MOO DENG
I'm officially #MooDeng's biggest fan! 💕
Moo Deng, a two-month-old pygmy hippopotamus at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand, has captured hearts with her playful and cheeky antics. Her fame has quadrupled the zoo's revenue, and I couldn’t resist joining in on the excitement by creating this artwork inspired by her! 🦛🎨
#HippoLove #ZooLife #ArtInspired #ViralSensation #AnimalLover #Creativity
The Ginger Turkish Cat's Tea Time
MY CAT
This drawing was inspired by a photo of a cat I have been caring for for almost 3 years. I found him in our backyard when he was only a few weeks old, and now he’s the boss of the neighborhood. Hope you enjoy this drawing as much as I did. 
PEN AND INK DRAWING  
Drawing done with a pen is commonly called "pen and ink drawing" or simply "ink drawing." This technique involves using pens, such as ballpoint pens, fountain pens, or technical pens, to create artwork on paper or other suitable surfaces. The ink can be applied with varying line thickness and shading techniques to achieve different effects and levels of detail.
Inspired Animal Art 
In this collection I began in 2019, I employed various tools, including charcoal, watercolor, Copic markers, and digital media, to depict captivating animal pictures. I utilized simple geometric shapes and experimented with various coloring methods to construct intricate animal figures. With deep admiration for their intelligence and grace, The inclusion of geometric shapes served as quick practice sketches, adding an extra dimension to my artistic exploration.
Animal Drawing by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing - Dog by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing - Dog by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing - Cats by Anisa Ozalp
Animal Drawing - Cats by Anisa Ozalp
Bird Drawing by Anisa Ozalp
Bird Drawing by Anisa Ozalp
Bird Drawing
Bird Drawing
Berry
Berry
Mango
Mango
Parrot
Parrot
Parrot
Parrot
Sheep
Sheep
Duck
Duck
Squirrel
Squirrel
Camel
Camel
Tiger
Tiger
Monkey
Monkey
Kangaroo
Kangaroo
Bear
Bear
Flamingo
Flamingo
Elephant
Elephant
Cow
Cow
Deer
Deer
Rabbit
Rabbit
Embracing Wildlife
Explore the world of animals through the diverse portfolio of Anisa Ozalp, an artist renowned for her exquisite animal drawings. Tracing her journey back to 2019, Anisa's collection reflects a unique fusion of various mediums like charcoal, watercolor, Copic markers, and digital media. Her animal art captures the essence of fauna with a distinct touch, employing simple geometric shapes to construct intricate animal figures. From dogs and cats to more exotic creatures like flamingos and kangaroos, every piece is a testament to her admiration for their intelligence and grace. She even brings inanimate objects to life with her drawings of berries and mangoes. Whether it's a pen and ink drawing or a vibrantly colored bird sketch, each artwork resonates with Anisa's deep-rooted respect for nature's beauty and diversity. Step into Anisa's world of inspired animal art and let her exquisite drawings evoke your appreciation for wildlife in all its forms.
COMMISSION
Discover the magic behind my art! You're invited to dive into the creative process by exploring the Speedpaint videos on my YouTube channel. Witness each brush stroke unfolding into intricate, whimsical worlds inhabited by adorable animals. And if you need a bespoke artwork starring these delightful creatures, don't hesitate to reach out for a commission. Your dream canvas awaits! 
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STILL LIFE DRAWING
Anisa Ozalp is an artist specializing in still-life drawings, portraying everyday objects like fruits, flowers, dishware, and glassware with impressive detail. She creates three-dimensional forms using shading and realistic lighting techniques, showcasing her skill and passion for still life since 2018. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for the beauty of mundane objects, turning them into compelling art pieces.
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Anisa Ozalp is an artist skilled in Chinese Watercolor, employing techniques like the calligraphy-related filling-in and the boneless method, creating nature scenes with natural pigments on rice paper since 2020.
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LOGO DESIGN
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TAIPEI & CHINESE
Anisa Ozalp learnt Mandarin/Chinese while improving her art skills and exploring asian culture in Taipei.
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ART EDUCATION
Anisa Ozalp is a versatile artist actively learning and developing new skills by training from Art Masters and influential worldwide institutions.
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MOSAIC ART
Mosaic is the decorative art of creating pictures and patterns on a surface by setting small colored pieces of glass, marble or other materials. Here are the some Mosaic Lamps created by Anisa Ozalp.
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100 DAYS CHALLENGE
Anisa Ozalp participated in the 100 Days of Sketching Challenge in 2020, a challenge organized by visual storyteller Kesh, which involves drawing every day for at least 6 minutes over 100 consecutive days, with the process shared on platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
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DOLL MAKING
A doll-like me. Do you like American Doll girls, Barbie, Reborn Baby Dolls, Dollightful? Anisa Ozalp is Doll Maker Artist and designs dolls.
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