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If you're trying to learn a new skill (like drawing!) you might find this TED talk very encouraging and inspiring. It's under four minutes long, so if you're looking for a quick boost, take a peak: This video is blocked due to your privacy settings. Embedded videos from other sources typically come with their own cookies (not related to Line of Action.) You will need to consent to marketing cookies... Continuer la lecture →

Animal Painting and Anatomy by Frank Calderon was perhaps my first experience with critique. As a child, I drew with enormous enthusiasm. Eventually, my parents gathered up some of those drawings and proudly sent them to my grandmother. Continuer la lecture →

If you're looking for a book of high-energy poses a real live model couldn't provide you with, this book could be the spice that you're looking for. Continuer la lecture →

Anatomy For the Artist by Sarah Simblet is not an exhaustive encyclopedia of anatomy. You can certainly get more complete books. It chooses instead to explore a few foundational areas of anatomy, and does an excellent job of it. It gives just enough depth to help obtain a more intuitive understanding of underlying anatomical structures and how they are useful for artists without overwhelming. Continuer la lecture →