John: An online figure drawing session
Lydia Cecil
In this week's session, join Lydia Cecil as she draws a figure of model John, showing how to approach the body by identifying masses while paying attention to lost and found contours. Using chalk and charcoal on toned paper, she will guide you in building volume and solidity, teaching how to simplify forms and let edges appear or dissolve to create a more natural sense of presence.
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Join Lydia Cecil as she recreates *Start of the Charge* by Elizabeth Thompson Butler, using simple charcoal pencil on white paper to study the artist’s dynamic approach to movement and composition. As she works, Lydia will ...
In this session, Lydia Cecil delves into the life and work of Peter Paul Rubens with a mastercopy of his Study of a Seated Woman Turned to the Right. While carefully recreating this piece, she draws connections to many of ...
In this week's 1-hour figure drawing session, Lydia Cecil will be talking about balance in a pose. She will get started with a well-balanced pose of Maia, followed by another that is slightly out of balance.
