Anatomy

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 6 part series you'll learn all you need to know to create an anatomical foundation to your figure drawing and sculpture. You'll start by learning how to think about anatomy in terms of volumes, and then how to create the human body using a series of fundamental forms. Finally, you'll learn about the finer forms of the human body, including muscles. Stuart Elliot is a lecturer at Central St Martins with over 20 years experience in sculpting, drawing and teaching. If you're watching this live then Stuart will be in the chat to answer your questions. The only materials you need for this session are pen and paper.

Lydia Cecil draws the skeleton under the figure in this hour-long class. Model Sisetta sits for 3 x 20 minute poses.

The human head is a three dimensional object, largely defined by the shape of the skull. Learn more in this episode.

Take a look at how to approach planes in a back pose with Luca Indraccolo and model Will! In this hour-long figure drawing session, Luca uses: hand-toned paper in A4, Fila Belle Arti Sanguigna pencil, putty rubber , pencil eraser, white chalk pencil (Faber Castell).

Kick-start your new year with this acrobatic figure drawing session with Luca Indraccolo! Model: Luke. Materials: grey hand-toned paper, pencil eraser, plastic eraser, putty rubber, wood pencil 8B, clutch pencils 2B and B, mechanical pencil HB (0.7), wood pencil HB, wood pencil white 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).