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Follow along with Luca Indraccolo in this hour-long figure drawing class, looking at how we use reference lines in a drawing. Model Jelena poses, and the following materials used: HB pencils (one with a long point and one with a short point), putty rubber, kneaded eraser, eraser pencil, pencil extenders and Stonehenge paper.

Craving an alla prima? Lizet Dingemans has raided the Raw Umber tea room for all things sugary! Only gold subscribers can enjoy our sweetest online alla prima painting class to date.

Lizet Dingemans captures striking model Red using shapes and edges in this hour-long portrait drawing session. Materials used are charcoal, white paper and a variety of blending tools (paper stump, hog brush and synthetic brush).

We're mixing it up this week with a Charlie Pickard special! Take a closer look at the ear, drawing with Charlie in charcoal, pan pastel and blending tools on white paper.

FREE SESSION. Drawing glasses by...not drawing them?! Take a look at lost edges in this hour-long portrait drawing class with Lizet Dingemans. Model Georgia using charcoal on white paper.

Take a look at creating light impressions with Lydia Cecil in this hour-long figure drawing class. Model Bonny for 2 x 30 minute poses in charcoal.

Model Warren tips his hat to Lizet Dingemans for an hour-long class with focus on drawing a high-key portrait. Using grey paper, white and black pencils (or charcoal pencils).

Join Lydia Cecil for a mastercopy session looking at one of the three great titans of Renaissance art: Raphael. Lydia will be looking specifically at his drawing techniques and practices, and how he was influenced by Da Vinci and Michelangelo to mark the final stage of high renaissance art.

In this hour-long gold subscriber special, Lydia Cecil will be taking us through a complete (many hours, condensed to one) drawing of model Bethany's striking figure pose in charcoal and chalk.

Lizet Dingemans tackles two interesting portrait poses with strong angles in this hour-long class. With model Heather drawn in charcoal.

Lizet Dingemans tackles the male figure using charcoal and chalk pencils in this hour-long class with model James.

Luca Indraccolo considers how to approach a pencil portrait in this one hour class, with focus on composition. Model: Holly.

Take a look at enhancing the movement of a pose with Lizet Dingemans! Cover three poses in this hour-long figure drawing class, using charcoal with model Afton.

Draw model Ya Yu in charcoal this completely free hour-long portrait drawing session with Lizet Dingemans.

Time for a multiple pose quickdraw! Join Lydia Cecil as she looks at how keep it simple by drawing overlapping lines in pencil to create depth and foreshortening.

Join Lizet Dingemans for a single hour-long pose of dazzling model Jessika in coloured pencils, using techniques used in recent workshops at the studio!

Join Charlie Pickard for an hour-long figure pose using charcoal and Pan Pastel, with focus on form and proportion.

Capture this hour-long charcoal portrait in full value with Lizet Dingemans and model Jose.

Tackle fabric and texture in this hour-long figure drawing session with Lizet Dingemans and drag performer Billy.

Lizet Dingemans is joined by drag performer Billy for a portrait with focus on incredible hair! Using charcoal on grey toned paper.

Lizet Dingemans uses lines to suggest movement of the body in this hour-long figure drawing session. 3 x 20 minute poses with model Lidia.

Lydia Cecil takes us through a mastercopy of a classic Waterhouse red and black chalk drawing, using a sanguine drawing pencil and a charcoal pencil. Look into the subtle drawing style he used for the preparatory studies that became portraits in their own right, all in the context of the late Pre-Raphaelite Movement.

This class is part two to a regular figure drawing class with Luca Indraccolo, and is a gold subscriber exclusive. Complete your artwork of model Warren, using charcoal and white chalk on toned paper.

Learn how to push gesture in this hour-long figure drawing class with Luca Indraccolo, using charcoal and white chalk on toned paper.

In this hour-long FREE portrait session, Lizet Dingemans takes a look at how we can use mark making to help our charcoal portraits pop!