Figure Drawing | Anatomy Secrets | Gesture | Sketching | Comic Book Art | Comics
InstructorEd FoychukThe curriculum follows a logical progression from skeletal foundations through the upper body to the lower body, concluding with practical applications like clothing and perspective.
Instruction includes workshop-style sessions and downloadable practice pages to assist with shape memorization and figure construction.
Editorial course preview
These 2 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This instructional graphic illustrates the Rule of 8 for figure drawing proportions, using a skeletal diagram with labeled horizontal markers to demonstrate key anatomical alignment points.
This instructional graphic compares the structural form of the hand's metacarpal bones to the pentagonal architecture of The Pentagon building to illustrate anatomical shapes.
Learner signals suggest the instruction for hands and feet is rushed or lacks the depth provided for the torso and legs.
The instructional method of drawing directly over photo references may make it difficult to construct figures independently without a reference.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of providing an introduction to anatomy for all levels.
