Life Drawing

Introduction: Drawing Lines of Movement on Lots of Figures, You’ll Start Seeing Them Everywhere!

Getting Your Eye and Hand in Sync: Learning How to Draw What You See, Rather Than What You Think You See

Construction: Learning Skeleton Anatomy and Visible Landmarks on the Surface of the Figure

Adding Mass with the Ribcage: Focusing on How to Draw a Simplified Ribcage Shape From Lots of Angles

Putting It Together: Drawing Constructions of Figures Using the Skeleton Shape With the Ribcage and With a More Advanced Pelvic Area, Measuring Angles and Lengths to Help With Accuracy

Measurements For Proportions, Positioning and Angles: Use Measurement and Alignment Techniques For Difficult Angles and Lengths

Side and Back Views: Draw Constructions From the Side and Back, Take in the Spine Line and Introduction to the Shoulder Blades

Fleshing Out the Figure: Extra Techniques for Proportion and Areas of Light and Dark

Recapping the Process and Finishing Expressively: Finalise the Drawing by Going Back to Bold, Free-Flowing Lines and Hatching