Julian: An online figure drawing session

Lizet Dingemans

Lizet Dingemans takes on two 30-minute studies of model Julian’s knee for this week's figure session, zooming in on the complexity of this part of the human anatomy. Working in pencil and white pencil on grey paper, she explores how to bring structure and subtle form to life through careful observation and confident mark-making.
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