Fundamentals of Figure Drawing with Charcoal

One of those unique courses where the person is really guiding you through techniques. I learned a lot after second lesson.

I like very much her teaching style. Very calm voice and practical advices. It is just that the course is a bit too short and I hope there will some more advanced teaching.

Ben fatto! Lei è bravissima e anche bellissima. Consigliato

Ma'am, thank you.

excelentes contenidos para aprender

very good course for beginner. I recommend

Excellent course and very well presented.

This was a very good course. I enjoyed how Mildred explained her mindset when breaking down the model, as she drew. I wish it was longer. Maybe she can create a follow up with a male model or a female with a stronger anatomical form.

Excellent course

Mildred makes art accessible as she has a very sweet teaching manner. A very clear course in learning the basics of form. I highly recommend her teaching and this super course.

I hate to have to do this but i can't recommend the course because this is the course that Domestika used to scam me out of £142.00 for a yearly subscription. I'm one of hundreds of people Domestika has done this to over the years, and it needs to stop.

Google Domestika scam for more info.

They don't accept refunds, calls and they've been deleting comments on their Instagram because of this.

Again Mildred Hankinson hasn't done anything here it's Domestika.

Very useful!

Brilliant course! Great instruction and inspiring drawings.

I recently completed the "Fundamentals in Figure Drawing" and I must say, it was an enriching experience that seriously elevated my drawing skills. This course provides a comprehensive foundation in capturing the human figure, and the emphasis on charcoal as a medium adds a unique depth to the learning process.

I liked the instructions and the instructor's method. Sadly, the course is shot in such a way that you can never see the point of view of the instructor. You never know what she is looking at when she is drawing. This makes everything hard to follow since you have to imagine the perspective from which the figure is drawn.