This selection of artworks by Susan Dorothea White is inspired by the human form and a knowledge of its underlying structure – some are anatomized icons, others are of wet specimens and plastinated bodies, and some are from her book Draw Like Da Vinci (2006).

In the workshops, you will have access to real human specimens and skeletons that you can study and draw.

You will learn to apply perspective and proportion to the human body while discovering how to draw muscles, bones, and fascia. Beginners are taken through step-by-step procedures. Many different drawing techniques, including those shown here as well as novel ones such as silverpoint, are discussed. Advanced drawers are encouraged to do their own thing; artists are left alone!

Fetal and Adult Skull Compared, 2008				Chin Up, 2007

Abducted Lower Limb..., 2006		Supinated Hands: Study for 'The Last..., 2007
Michelangelo's David Anatomized...		Michelangelo's David Anatomized...		Lifting Board..., 2006

Drawing the Bow, 2006				Drawing the Bow (Back), 2007

Left Shoulder, 2006		Cyclist: Back Dissection..., 2006
Mona Masticating, 2006		Mona's Muscles, 2006		Looking at You, 2006
Mother and Son, 2001		Torso Specimen with..., 2001		Fetal Skeleton, 2005
Female Pelvic Girdle, 2002		Median (Sagittal) Section..., 2001
Images from Draw Like Da Vinci (2006)
Mona's Bones, 2002		Digital Comes in Handy, 2005		See-Through Garment, 2005

Illuminated Profile, 2005		Angry Anghiari, 2005

Anatomy of Dissected Legs, 2001				Right Upper Limb..., 2005

Sole of Left Foot and Ankle, 2001				Surgery Reattaching..., 2005

Muscles of Disgust, 2005		The Skull of Judas, 2005
Sex Change for Vitruvian Man, 2005		Thigh-High Goblet, 2005		Drawing Bones of Lower..., 2005

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