Learn how dynamic exaggeration can make your figure drawings more expressive and dramatic by enhancing lines and curves for added fluidity and movement.

In this livestream critique, Brent gives feedback on student submissions for the volume and structure portion of this course.

In this livestream critique, Brent gives feedback on student submissions for the gesture portion of this course.

In this livestream critique, Brent gives feedback on student submissions for the shading portion of this course.

Brent takes a step back from his finished figure drawing and gives insight on what he did and what you should do next.

Turn creative ideas into reality with Brent Eviston’s Becoming an Artist course, a step-by-step guide to completing artistic projects.

Enjoy this mini documentary Brent made about his project from this course.

Brent's livestream critique for The Drawing Laboratory.

Artist Gigi Chen critiques Brent's project, offering tips on enhancing texture, lighting, and balance for deeper storytelling.

Let's expand your visual vocabulary beyond simple circles and squares. I'll show you how to construct complex forms by bending, combining, and cutting shap

Move beyond your underdrawing by using a variety of expressive lines. I'll show you how to use line quality to communicate with your viewer.

I'll show you how to construct a cylinder that looks truly three-dimensional. The key is understanding how perspective affects the ellipses at each end.

Every line you draw communicates an emotion, whether you intend it to or not. I'll show you how to use this to make your art more expressive.

I'll show you how to use lines and marks to imply time and motion, making your static drawings feel dynamic and alive.

I'll demonstrate a complete drawing process that uses descriptive and dynamic lines to bring your subject to life.

Learn to simplify any subject into a foundation of straight lines using the enveloping and block-in techniques.

Master dynamic figure drawing by focusing on axis lines and bony landmarks to avoid stiff poses and create lively, fluid drawings.