
Introduction to Human Anatomy (Beginner)
Application Deadline: 12.11.2026
Special One-Day Event | Friday 22.11.2026 | 16:00 - 18:00
(8/8 Spots Left)
Human anatomy is one of the key foundations of figure drawing. While it can seem complex at first, a basic understanding of the body's structure can greatly improve the way we observe and draw the human figure.
This introductory class provides a clear and accessible overview of anatomy to build the first infrastructure to drawing human figure. Through short explanations and practical drawing exercises, participants will explore easy-to-navigate body proportions, the skeleton, and foundations of human drawing.
Rather than focusing on memorization, the class uses anatomy as a tool for understanding form, movement, and structure, helping participants build confidence in drawing the human body.
Outlook:
During the class we will explore:
• Basic body proportions and landmark points
• The skeletal structure as a foundation for drawing
• Major muscle groups and how they influence surface form
• Simple ways of constructing the figure using basic shapes and volumes
• Guided drawing exercises to practice these principles
The session combines short explanations, demonstrations, and practical exercises.
Requirements:
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You do not need to have prior knowledge of human anatomy.
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You are curious to learn a new drawing knowledge.
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You are open to observation and experimentation.
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Beginners as well as experienced artists are welcome.
Registration:
Admission Fee: 40,0€
The maximum number of participants is 8, so early registration is encouraged.
Materials are not included in this class.
Cancellations are not possible after registration for the Life-Drawing and One-Day Eevents.
These workshops are offered in English.




