Figure drawing

In this exciting 1-hour figure drawing session, Scott Eaton will be drawing several dynamic poses from his Bodies in Motion library. The session starts with a series of quick poses, followed by 15 and 30 minutes poses.

In this first video of Raw Umber's 4-part nude figure drawing series, Lydia Cecil will take you through the start of your drawing which she considers the most important part of the whole drawing process. This is when you think about the mood, feel, gesture, and composition of your masterpiece. She will also talk about the setting up of pose, the principles of putting it down on the paper, measuring pointers, proportions, and much more!

Edith Dormandy will be describing form with edges, using a two-tone pencil. An hour-long figure drawing session with model John.

Draw model Kobie in this hour-long figure drawing session with Lydia Cecil, with focus on arm and back muscles.

Edith Dormandy runs us through the basics of blocking in, demonstrating that even a dynamic pose can be broken down into simple steps! With model Nikoletta, using charcoal.

Follow along with Lydia Cecil in this Klimt master copy!

Luca Indraccolo blocks in with two tones using pencil in this hour-long figure drawing session. Join us for a single pose with model Mike.

Capture model Yan Yu in this hour-long 'figure with pan pastel' session with Charlie Pickard.

Time for a Lydia Cecil quick draw! In this session, take a look at movement and abstracting shapes with line and mass. 10 short charcoal poses with model Deborah.

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

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.

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.

In this hour-long figure drawing class, Luca Indraccolo takes a closer look at capturing torsion of the leg, with the help of model Bethany. Materials: Faber-Castell Clutch pencils 2B, B and H, a wooden HB pencil, putty rubber and pencil eraser on hand-toned paper (reddish brown).

Acrobatic poses! Follow along with Lizet Dingemans drawing acrobat Luke in these 3 x 20 minute poses using charcoal on white paper.