Figure Drawing & Portraiture Classes in Noida

Our students showing their initial gesture drawings from a figure drawing session. We start with these quick sketches to learn how to capture the movement and essence of the human form.

A behind-the-scenes look at a live sketching session in our studio. I am demonstrating how to create a quick figure drawing with bold ink lines, focusing on capturing the pose and energy of the model.

This image shows the process of learning to draw from a reference. On the right is the reference photo of Durga, and on the left is a student's pencil sketch, capturing the facial features and ornaments.

A student working on a watercolor portrait. She is using both a color and a black-and-white photo reference to better understand the planes of the face and the distribution of light and shadow.

A junior batch student showcasing her diverse work. She holds a colorful painting of the goddess Durga alongside her exercises in negative space, demonstrating a range of skills.

This is a quick live sketch I created using colored pencils and ink. These rapid studies are excellent practice for capturing a likeness and mood in a short amount of time.

Another angle from our live sketching session. This shows how I observe the model from a distance to correctly capture proportions before starting the drawing.

Continuing the live demonstration, I am refining the figure's form and adding details to the sketch. This process helps students see how a drawing is built up from simple lines to a more complete figure.

A quick portrait study done with soft pastels. This medium is great for blending colors and capturing the soft transitions of light on the human face.