FREE Lessons: Preview the first 3 lessons in Intro to Classical Drawing
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Livestream: June 11th 2022 Virtual Open Studio Session with Sadie
FREE TO MEMBERS: Join Sadie for her next livestreamed virtual Open Studio session where you can ask questions and create along with our community. Sadie will be working on a pastel pencil drawing of this seashell.

Introduction to Classical Drawing (Graphite)
3 FREE SAMPLE LESSONS Learn how to improve your drawing skills through a series of graphite pencil exercises based on classical training methods, suitable for all experience levels.

Bargue Plate Drawing (Graphite)
Learn from the same master drawings that were the foundation of training for all art students in 19th century France. This course includes the Intro to Classical Drawing course

Cast Drawing (Graphite)
Learn how to create a masterful cast drawing to historic standards. This course includes the Intro to Classical Drawing and Bargue Plate Drawing courses.

Drapery Drawing (Charcoal)
Sadie uses chalk and charcoal to create a drawing of a white draped sheet.

Cast Drawing (Charcoal)
Sadie’s detailed demonstration shows how to create a strong, beautiful cast drawing with charcoal and chalk.

Figure Drawing (Charcoal)
Sadie teaches classical figure drawing in this comprehensive demonstration with chalk and charcoal.

Boucher Drawing Master Copy: Livestream
Watch the recording of the 3-hour livestream of Sadie drawing a master copy and answering participants’ questions.

BONUS: Two Boucher Master Copy Demos
Sadie demonstrates creating master copies of two Boucher drawings using pastel pencil and white charcoal pencils on toned Ingres paper. Sadie created these demos in preparation for her April 2022 livestream in which she copied a third Boucher drawing.