On the Thursday I was still moving slow after a lively 3-day workshop on figure drawing as `structural' volumes. I only managed to get to the second half of the drawing session at the TSA that night. When I got there, I found J- was working, which made me sorry I was so slow at getting there.
These are 1-minute studies, using hard compressed charcoal on sheets of 18 x 24" cartridge paper.
An understanding of anatomical structure underpins a lot of my figure drawing, whether they are 1-minute gestures or multi-hour studies. From Aug 22 to 26th, I'm teaching a 5-day intensive class on Anatomy and Figure Drawing. Classes run 9 AM to 4PM daily, with a break for lunch.
The course is appropriate for people with some prior life-drawing experience. It features brief lectures, reference to a skeleton, plenty of handouts, and lots of drawing time with models to gain a better insight into the major bony and muscular forms that constitute a human body.
There's still space available - you can get registration info here.
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