Let the hand think before the brain.
In this video, I’ll take you inside my process of intuitive interior sketching — how to draw like an interior designer and capture the mood of a residential space through line, rhythm, and flow.
We’ll talk about layering, light and shadow, textures, and proportions, and how intuition becomes your greatest design tool.
You’ll see how I start with a simple box, build geometry, add key elements like the fireplace, and slowly enrich the sketch with details and textures.
This video is part of my Intuitive Drawing series, next up, we’ll move to Commercial Interiors and explore a slightly different approach.
Whether you’re an interior design student, professional, or creative soul — this practice will help you loosen up, draw with confidence, and reconnect with your artistic intuition.
Watch also Part II (Commercial Interiors)
(Part II) How to Sketch Like an Interior D...
🖋 Amazon Links
Fineliner 0.7 Uni Pin → https://amzn.to/4hthcKy
Black Marker Copic → https://amzn.to/430GSZa
In the video, I use black marker from TOUCH and Uni liners, 0.3 & 0.8, I found the link to a set of 6 assorted: https://amzn.to/3FK0fwF
📘 My Book
“The SKETCH: Interior Design Drawing” → https://olgaart888.teachable.com/p/th... (PDF)
https://amzn.to/4qqY449 (Paper-based on Amazon)
💻 My Online Course — BASE: Interior Sketching for Beginners
Learn step-by-step how to sketch interiors with confidence:
→ https://schoolofsketching.podia.com/base
📸 Follow me on Instagram
@schoolofsketching → Instagram: schoolofsketching
If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe, like, and share it with a friend who loves interior design!
Leave a comment below — I’d love to hear your thoughts on intuitive sketching.
Olga Sorokina
My portfolio of sketches: https://schoolofsketching.com/artinte...
My blog on interior sketching: https://schoolofsketching.com/blog-in...
Let the hand think before the brain.
In this video, I’ll take you inside my process of intuitive interior sketching — how to draw like an interior designer and capture the mood of a residential space through line, rhythm, and flow.
We’ll talk about layering, light and shadow, textures, and proportions, and how intuition becomes your greatest design tool.
You’ll see how I start with a simple box, build geometry, add key elements like the fireplace, and slowly enrich the sketch with details and textures.
This video is part of my Intuitive Drawing series, next up, we’ll move to Commercial Interiors and explore a slightly different approach.
Whether you’re an interior design student, professional, or creative soul — this practice will help you loosen up, draw with confidence, and reconnect with your artistic intuition.
Watch also Part II (Commercial Interiors)
(Part II) How to Sketch Like an Interior D...
🖋 Amazon Links
Fineliner 0.7 Uni Pin → https://amzn.to/4hthcKy
Black Marker Copic → https://amzn.to/430GSZa
In the video, I use black marker from TOUCH and Uni liners, 0.3 & 0.8, I found the link to a set of 6 assorted: https://amzn.to/3FK0fwF
📘 My Book
“The SKETCH: Interior Design Drawing” → https://olgaart888.teachable.com/p/th... (PDF)
https://amzn.to/4qqY449 (Paper-based on Amazon)
💻 My Online Course — BASE: Interior Sketching for Beginners
Learn step-by-step how to sketch interiors with confidence:
→ https://schoolofsketching.podia.com/base
📸 Follow me on Instagram
@schoolofsketching → Instagram: schoolofsketching
If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe, like, and share it with a friend who loves interior design!
Leave a comment below — I’d love to hear your thoughts on intuitive sketching.
Olga Sorokina
My portfolio of sketches: https://schoolofsketching.com/artinte...
My blog on interior sketching: https://schoolofsketching.com/blog-in...