To promote the art and artists of figure drawing,
sharing insights, information, and -- especially -- compliments and support, as well as swapping and trading website links and banners.
Who may join:
Membership in the Figure-Drawing League is potentially open to anyone,
novice or experienced, amateur or professional,
who draws or paints the human figure, clothed or unclothed (the figure, that is!)
in any two-dimensional medium (except photography), in any style.
How it works:
I will visit your website and choose a cross-section of your figure art.
(Of course, the art must be original, not a copy of anyone's art without their permission.)
I'll link them into this website page so they appear automatically, along with your name and website address.
(If you don't have your own website but would like to join us anyway, you'd be very welcome -- email me and we can probably work out some simple solution.)
Our mutual benefit:
We all informally agree to list, fairly prominently, on our own websites, a link to the Figure-Drawing League here -- or even better -- our fellow members' website addresses and information. (Having more links makes search engines more likely to pick up your own website.)
If we all help and promote and support each other, much like the old drawing leagues of a hundred years ago, we can all prosper.
Some of our member artists at work in the world of art
World-renowned artist Richard Scott discusses his painting
Kelly Borsheim gets a classical drawing of a plaster casting just right
Elena Roche wins a well-deserved grand prize
Nicholas St.John Rosse throws himself into painting a monumental mural of The Last Supper for St. Paul's The Apostle Catholic Church in his home county of Cornwall, England
Figure-Drawing League members travel the world looking for great art. Here, Kelly Borsheim soaks up some inspiration from the Old Master sculptors in Italy
Susan Cornelis beams with justified pride in front of her wonderful figurative abstract Lady Of Whispers
Figure-Drawing League members can also be versatile. Colin Page enjoys plein-air painting beautiful Maine landscapes
Kelly Borsheim works on her magnificent painting of Icarus
And please feel free to help financially! Support the Figure-Drawing League by making a simple donation,
using the safe, dependable, easy-to-use PayPal secure-transaction site, where you can donate in any way most convenient to you. This will help a lot to defray our website operating costs -- thank you! Just click on the logos below!
Some excellent books:
By your clicking through here, to buy fantastic art books at amazon.com, the Figure-Drawing League will receive 4 percent of your transaction. This will help a lot to defray our website operating costs -- thank you! To get amazon.com details about a particular book, just click on its cover below!
Get wonderful art magazines full of ideas, examples, tips, and suggestions to help you improve your art and your success, all at great prices, and, if you click through here, to buy your subscriptions at amazon.com, the Figure-Drawing League will receive 4 percent of your transaction. It's a Win-Win for everyone and will help a lot to defray our website operating costs -- thank you! To get amazon.com details about a particular magazine, just click on its cover below!
World-renowned artist Richard Scott discusses his painting
Kelly Borsheim gets a classical drawing of a plaster casting just right
Elena Roche wins a well-deserved grand prize
Nicholas St.John Rosse throws himself into painting a monumental mural of The Last Supper for St. Paul's The Apostle Catholic Church in his home county of Cornwall, England
Figure-Drawing League members travel the world looking for great art. Here, Kelly Borsheim soaks up some inspiration from the Old Master sculptors in Italy
Susan Cornelis beams with justified pride in front of her wonderful figurative abstract Lady Of Whispers
Figure-Drawing League members can also be versatile. Colin Page enjoys plein-air painting beautiful Maine landscapes
Kelly Borsheim works on her magnificent painting of Icarus
