
Free live masterclass · Wed Aug 19
A free 90-minute live class with Ryan Kingslien — original ZBrush team, 20 years teaching the figure to artists at ILM, Blizzard, and EA. No cost, no catch. Bring a drawing you're stuck on.
Can't make it live? Register anyway — every registrant gets the replay.
What you'll learn
Most anatomy training buries you in names — origins, insertions, Latin. Then you sit down to draw and none of it helps, because knowing a muscle's name isn't the same as seeing it on a body. This class teaches the other way.
Every figure is built from a handful of large forms before a single muscle matters. I'll show you what they are and how to check your own work for the errors that read as "off" but are hard to name.
I'll take a form down to the muscle and back up to the surface, so you can see how what's underneath drives what's on top — the connection that makes a figure feel solid instead of assembled.
Bring a drawing or sculpt you're stuck on. There's no faster way to learn than watching your exact problem get solved in real time. You'll leave with something you can use that night.

You learn anatomy by learning to see — and you learn to see by building the form.
The idea behind the whole class

Who's teaching
Ryan was on the original ZBrush development team and built the Rake brush that a generation of artists sculpts with. For 20 years he's taught the figure to artists working at ILM, Blizzard, EA, and studios across games and film.
His approach is simple and stubborn: you learn anatomy by learning to see, and you learn to see by building the form. That conviction is under every minute of this class.
The details
Anatomy Fundamentals: How to See the Figure — free live masterclass
Wednesday, August 19 · 12:00 PM PT
Live online — join link sent on registration
~90 minutes including Q&A
Yes — all registrants get it
A drawing or sculpt you're stuck on (optional, but do it)
Free live masterclass · Wed Aug 19
It's free, and every registrant gets the replay. I'll send the join link the morning of the 19th — bring a drawing you're stuck on.