Amy: An online figure drawing session
Lydia Cecil
This week, Lydia Cecil draws model Amy in a figure session centred on capturing the large, rounded forms of the body by starting with soft, subtle edges. Working in charcoal on toned paper, she builds the figure from broad shapes before refining structure—helping develop a sensitive and solid foundation to the pose.
This video is only available to subscribers. Please purchase a subscription or log in to your account
Lydia Cecil draws a portrait of model Somto in this week's session, focusing on simplifying the head into shapes and exploring the use of the terminator line and reflected light to create depth. Using chalk and charcoal on ...
Join Lydia Cecil in this 4-part series where she talks about the principles and concepts behind chalk and charcoal, line drawing, mass drawing, and techniques such as measuring anatomy; which are key to understanding how the ...
In this week's 1-hour figure drawing session with Lydia Cecil, the focus will be on the enclosing method to structure the figure. She will also cover how to build up shades as she draws an hour-long pose of Selena.
