Human Anatomy for Artists
A complete figure-drawing program that teaches form, proportion, gesture, and anatomy in a clear academic sequence you can practice and repeat.
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Certificate upon Completion
OUTCOMES
Progress you can measure in your sketches
Build figures from clear forms: ribcage, pelvis, limbs, balance, and volume.
Use reference points and practical checks to correct proportions with confidence.
Learn how the figure flows in space, including foreshortening and dynamic poses.
A QUICK LOOK INSIDE
What you’ll practice, in the right order
The curriculum is sequenced so each skill supports the next: structure first, then anatomy, then movement and drapery.
Form and construction
Build figures through 3D thinking, clean structure, and controlled values.
Proportion and gesture
Learn reference points and measurement habits that improve accuracy quickly.
Hands, feet, and detail control
Practice difficult areas with construction-first lessons and repetition-friendly drills.
VALUE & ACCESS
A complete foundation. One-time fee.
Learn anatomy in a structured sequence so your figure drawings become more accurate, more believable, and easier to refine.
- ✓ Structured modules: forms → proportions → anatomy → gestures → drapery.
- ✓ Practice-first lessons designed for steady improvement.
- ✓ Downloadable sketches to practice along.
- ✓ Certificate on completion.
- ✓ Rewatch-friendly explanations with clear progression.
Refund available within 48 hours of purchase (conditions apply). Details are in the FAQs below.
THIS COURSE IS FOR
Artists building serious figure-drawing fundamentals
Begin with structure, values, and proportion habits before moving into anatomy and gesture.
You practice often, but figures feel inconsistent. This course gives a reliable framework you can repeat.
Strengthen torso volumes, limbs, hands, feet, and full-pose structure to match your portrait skills.
Better anatomy improves pose clarity, storytelling, clothing folds, and movement in your compositions.
A strong anatomy base becomes a long-term advantage for drawing, design, and character work.
Refine proportion logic, volume, foreshortening, and reference points so figures look confident on paper.
Module-wise Curriculum
Full Curriculum
A structured path from 3D forms and proportions to anatomy, faces, hands, gestures, clothing folds, and full-scene projects.
- Start with values + 3D forms so anatomy feels logical.
- Proportions → anatomy → face/hands/feet → gesture → drapery.
- Bonus projects to apply skills in real scenes and motion.
Intro & Supply List
- Instructor message
- Supplies and setup
3D Forms: Drawing & Shading
- Values introduction
- Graphite shading techniques
- 5-value system
- 3D form outlines
- Shadows & highlights (Part 1–3)
Body Proportions
- Overall human proportions
- Practical proportion checks
Basic Human Anatomy
- Male anatomy (Part 1–3)
- Female anatomy (Part 1–2)
Body Divisions & Reference Points
- Key landmarks (Part 1–2)
- Reference points for accuracy
Foreshortening & 3D Forms
- Foreshortening basics (Part 1–3)
- Making forms feel solid in space
Head & Face
- Head proportions
- Facial proportions (step-by-step)
- Head angles (Part 1–3)
- Working from references (Part 1–5)
Hands & Gestures
- Hand proportions
- Hand 3D forms (Part 1–2)
- Hand gestures from references (Part 1–8)
Feet
- Feet proportions (Part 1–2)
- Sketching feet from references (Part 1–6, incl. footwear)
Upper Body: Ribcage, Belly & Pelvis
- Torso proportions (Part 1–4)
- Torso from references (Part 1–4)
Upper Body: Arms
- Arms muscles & volume
- Arms from references (Part 1–4)
Lower Body: Pelvis & Legs
- Leg proportions (Part 1–3)
- Legs from different angles (Part 1–4)
Gesture Drawing: Standing & Sitting
- Standing postures (Part 1–4)
- Sitting postures (Part 1–5)
Gestures: Walking Poses
- Walking poses (Part 1–5)
Gestures: Running Poses
- Running poses (Part 1–5)
Drapery & Folds
- Anatomy of clothes
- Types of folds (Part 1–5)
- Loose vs fitted fabrics (Part 1–3)
- Types of fabrics
Bonus Projects
- Indian Classical Dancers
- Market Scene
- Indian Kitchen
- Musician in Motion
- A Rainy Day
- Street Vendor
PREVIEW
Watch a short preview
Get a feel for the teaching style and lesson clarity before you enroll.
Instructor: Nikita Chhabra
Nikita Chhabra is a full-time artist and the founder of Alekhyam Art Academy. With roots in architecture and years of teaching, she focuses on step-by-step, thoughtfully designed lessons that build skill, confidence, and a steady art practice.
ABOUT ALEKHYAM ARTS
Structured learning, taught with clarity
At Alekhyam Arts, we design step-by-step courses and workshops that help learners build strong fundamentals and a steady practice habit. Our community follows detailed, process-based lessons in sketching and painting, supported through guidance, replays, and thoughtfully planned learning paths.
A growing community learning through consistency and structured practice.
Clear explanations designed to reduce overwhelm and build fundamentals that last.
Share progress, ask questions, and stay motivated beyond the first week.
TRUST
What learners appreciate about the teaching
Clear progression, patient explanation, and a method you can actually practice without feeling lost.
Priya Sharma
The lessons feel very organised. I finally understood how to build the figure instead of just copying lines from reference.
Aman Reddy
The step order matters a lot. Starting with forms and proportions made anatomy much easier to follow.
Shweta Nair
I liked the calm teaching. Even hands and feet felt doable because it was broken down properly.
FAQ
Everything important, in one place
Access, refund rules, materials, and how to get the most out of the course.
After payment, you receive:
- Instant access inside your Alekhyam Student Dashboard (website or Alekhyam Arts app).
- Immediate access to all course lessons.
- An email with payment receipt and enrollment confirmation.
- WhatsApp group invite within 48 hours for updates and basic guidance.
- Share questions in the WhatsApp group for guidance and clarifications.
- Post your artworks on our community platform Tamboora (www.tamboora.in) for structured feedback and encouragement.
- Less than 25% of course content is watched
- No assessments/quiz attempts
- No multiple-device logins
Ready to draw figures with confidence and structure?
Follow the curriculum in order, practice steadily, and anatomy becomes a skill you build, not a topic you avoid.