Foundation and Observation: Through studying ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman approaches to human anatomy, you'll discover fundamental body proportions and the importance of anatomy in art. This classical knowledge combined with modern techniques will establish your artistic foundation and understanding of the human form.

Structure and Form: Starting with basic geometric shapes, you'll learn to break down the human form into manageable components and understand how they connect.You'll discover how to use these building blocks to construct different body types and poses, transforming simple forms into dynamic figures.

Line Work and Movement: You'll develop skills in gesture drawing and contour techniques to capture the energy and flow of the human form.Understanding figure construction helps you build confident, well- proportioned drawings while maintaining dynamism through continuous line work and movement.

Light, Shadow, and Detail: By mastering light and shadow principles, you'll bring depth to your drawings through core shadows, cast shadows, and highlights.Understanding facial features and muscle groups allows you to add realistic details that transform basic sketches into polished anatomical drawings.