Life drawing class

A life drawing class is a class where students learn to draw or paint from a live model, typically in a nude or partially nude pose. This type of class is often offered in art schools, community centers, and other educational institutions, as well as by individual artists or groups of artists.

In a life drawing class, students are typically provided with a variety of drawing materials, such as pencils, charcoal, and paper, and are instructed on how to observe and capture the proportions, anatomy, and gestures of the model. The goal is to develop skills in figure drawing, including techniques for capturing the human form in a realistic and expressive manner.

Life drawing classes are often considered an essential part of an artist's training, as they provide an opportunity to study the human form and develop skills in observation, composition, and artistic expression. They can also be a challenging and rewarding experience for anyone interested in drawing or painting, regardless of their level of experience or artistic background.