Mark T: An online figure drawing session
Lydia Cecil
In this week's figure drawing session, join Lydia Cecil as she takes on a back pose of model Mark, focusing on the interplay of directional lines and lost edges. Using chalk and charcoal on toned paper, she demonstrates how to guide the viewer's eye while seamlessly blending form into the background for a soft, atmospheric effect.
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Join Lizet Dingemans and model Noy as she captures the clothed figure with a focus on lost edges in a two-toned drawing. Combining willow charcoal and graphite pencil on white paper, she explores how to merge form with ...
Model Azhm unleashes his inner steampunk! Focus on how to keep the harmony of a portrait with multiple elements, by getting big relationships to fit in first, before moving onto detail. With Lydia Cecil using charcoal.
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.
