Environmental Drawing is a type of illustration that focuses on depicting natural or built environments. It is commonly used in concept art, architecture, landscape design, and storytelling. This form of drawing emphasizes spatial depth, atmosphere, and how objects interact within their surroundings.
Types of Environmental Drawing
Natural Environments – Landscapes, forests, mountains, rivers, and oceans.
Urban Environments – Cityscapes, streets, buildings, and public spaces.
Fantasy/Sci-Fi Environments – Imaginary worlds, futuristic cities, alien planets.
Interior Environments – Rooms, hallways, and interior spaces with detailed design.
Purpose & Applications
Concept Art & Game Design: Creating immersive worlds for video games, films, and animations.
Architecture & Urban Planning: Visualizing spaces before construction.
Illustration & Storytelling: Setting scenes in comics, books, and animations.
Environmental Awareness: Educating about ecological issues through artistic representation.
Key Techniques
Perspective Drawing: Using 1-point, 2-point, or 3-point perspective for depth.
Lighting & Shadows: Creating mood and realism.
Composition: Arranging elements to guide the viewer’s eye.
Texture & Detailing: Adding realism to materials like water, rock, or buildings.
COMMISSION
You can commision Anisa for bespoke art and design across illustration, concept art, and visual development—use the contact page to start the conversation.

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Anisa Ozalp has been mastering the timeless art of Ebru, also known as the Art of Marbling, since 2022, creating unique and captivating patterns by sprinkling color pigments on a special mix and transferring them onto paper, preserving the rich tradition and introducing contemporary interpretations of this UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage.
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STORY: FINE ART
Anisa Ozalp's fine art collection, encompassing diverse disciplines such as oil painting, Chinese watercolor, calligraphy, and sculpture, showcases the aesthetic beauty and craftsmanship of her work, which can be found on reputable platforms like Fine Art America and Saatchi Art, where her pieces are available for purchase as art prints and posters.
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RAINBOW LOOM
Rainbow Loom is the technique of how to use weaved multicolored rubber and plastic bands called loom bands into decorative pieces. Some Loom creations by Anisa Ozalp.
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ANIMATION MENTOR
Animation Mentor is an animation school that teaches students character animation skills. Headquartered in Emeryville, California
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FASHION DRAWINGS
Featuring eclectic designs from Anisa's 2020 Fashion Design Class, this portfolio showcases everything from traditional Chinese elements to food-inspired outfits and intricate face sketches. An alumna of Shih Chien University, Anisa invites you to explore her unique fashion journey.
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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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BEADED JEWELRY
Anisa Ozalp creates diverse beaded jewelry using materials like stone, shells, bones, glass, plastic, wood, and pearl, skillfully stringing and weaving them to form unique, intricate designs.
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100 DAYS OF SKETCHING
Anisa Ozalp, a talented digital artist, embarked on the 100 Days of Sketching challenge in 2021. Discover her captivating artwork and commission custom pieces that speak to your artistic vision.
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TURNAROUND
Explore the creative process behind a detailed character turnaround, showcasing every angle of an original character design. Dive into insights on form, consistency, and the artistic journey.
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