Join artist Kevin Wueste for a 6 lesson video course in drawing the human figure. The class covers the entire figure and includes lessons on Video one Proportions and shapes, The Torso, Arms and Legs, Head and Neck, Hands and Feet, and putting it all together with lighting. Students are provided the reference images Kevin uses in the videos and encouraged to complete a homework drawing at the end of each session. We know this 6-hour course will improve your figure-drawing skills!

Michel Laurecella is the author of the number one bestselling book on human anatomy! We proudly offer his videos on the topic for the first time. The extremely comprehensive course teaches the proportions of the hands, bones, muscles, and skin folds. Michel's artistic anatomy book series Morpho currently holds six top twelve spots for bestselling books. We have lovingly edited these videos and added English text.

We are thrilled to present the EXCLUSIVE videos of Michel Lauricella aka Morpho, author of the best-selling anatomy books Morpho! For the first time ever Michel's work is available not only in video form but also in English (with subtitles). In this in-depth video, students will learn the artistic anatomy of the head and neck. These lessons include videos on the facial features, the muscles of the neck, folds of skin (for various age groups). This class also comes with reference images and homework assignments.

This in-depth course covers Pascal Campion's creative process, from inspiration to completed work. Students will gain a full understanding of the work and creativity that go into creating an original narrative illustration.

Elevate your urban sketching skills with World-Renowned Artist Paul Heaston. This comprehensive course includes lessons on materials selection, site choice for sketching, techniques for blocking in, detailed pen drawing, applying ink wash, and finalizing artwork. Participants also have access to a source image for practice alongside the instructor. The course setting is the scenic Colorado Railroad Museum, providing an inspiring backdrop for learning.

This course will review the mechanics of how color works, and how to work with color, with painters in mind. Through visual demonstrations and creative exercises with paint, students will develop a grasp of the terms and concepts that underlie a modern, science-based approach to color theory. The principles covered will be relevant to both realist and abstract painters.

Join instructor Todd M. Casey for this 6-lesson course on the fundamentals of color. We’ll break color down into easily digestible concepts, that we can then layer on more complex ideas. This class is for people who are interested in formally 'studying' color (beginner or intermediate). See Todd's book, The Art of Still Life.

Creating a realistic portrait in graphite is a demanding project that requires practical solutions for the challenges you face at every stage. In this tutorial, Stephen Bauman will teach you how to maintain the structure in your drawing while going from line to blocking in values. Eventually going all the way through to making your final refinements. You will start by selecting a source image from the model photos provided and preparing your materials.

Will Weston draws and discusses various compositional arrangements and strategies. This lecture is great for people interested in multi-figure paintings, film design, animation, and entertainment arts.

This class contains an entire 2-hour video focused on various aspects of costume drawing.  It also includes about 2 hours of Will Weston's LiveStream Costume Drawing Lecture filmed on January 17th, 2020.

This is a recorded version of Drawing for Composition, a 6-week class that I’ve taught in the US and in Europe. It gives students the object drawing skills needed to later excel at compositional techniques used by contemporary Illustrators, entertainment artists, and landscape artists. Students learn drawing methods that allow for differences in style, that cover a variety of objects and allow students to draw anything they may encounter in reference photography or out in the world.

This straightforward (recorded) course addresses hands and feet in-depth and in a short period of time. Hands and feet present a special problem to drawing students because they’re detailed, dimensional, mechanical, and also expressive, and rhythmic. In this class, we address hands in detail in the first lesson. We address the how-to aspects of drawing hands & feet, and their use as supportive-expressive elements to facial expression through slide presentations and demonstrations. Lesson two addresses feet and their role as expressive tools in figure drawing with examples pulled from multiple disciplines and in-class demonstrations. Two homework assignments are included in the class.

Shot live on location in NYC this two-hour session begins with strategies for drawing the figure and then moves right into student pads, with Mr. Weston drawing over their work and explaining as he goes. Assignments included.

Three and half hours of Will Weston drawing a 40-foot drawing while discussing strategies for drawing the figure. This class was filmed live for Drawing New York in New York City.

This video was shot live during Will Weston’s New York City Figure Drawing Workshop in March 2024. It shows inside Will’s drawing pad for the entire four-hour lecture he gave over the course of two days. The quality of the video is good (not perfect). We feel it is extremely valuable for students to watch.

This drawing workshop uses old submarine interiors, steam cars, tanks, pre WW1 flying machines, and 19th-century dental and medical equipment as references allowing drawing students to portray character-filled man-made lab equipment, creepy lab furniture, and environments. Students learn to draw everything using cylinders (pipes & pipe fittings), balls, boxes, wire, and ropes, all exaggerated for clarity and expression. Students then scale and design a cutaway for a Mad Scientists laboratory allowing for staging and potential layouts.