Figure Drawing Excellence
What we actually do
We started Raskvol because figure drawing courses were clustered in a few cities, leaving students in smaller towns with limited options. Now learners from Lviv to Luhansk region follow the same curriculum without relocating.
Each lesson builds on the previous one — gesture drawing leads to proportion study, then volume and anatomy. You submit work weekly and receive written feedback within 48 hours.
Courses run for 12 weeks with optional extension modules. Most students spend 6–8 hours per week on assignments and practice.
Figure drawing requires consistent observation and correction. Our platform lets instructors annotate your work directly, highlighting specific lines or proportions that need adjustment. You can review these notes repeatedly while working on the next piece.
Teaching approach
Our team studied at academies in Kharkiv and Kyiv. They teach the same foundational exercises they learned — timed gesture studies, anatomical landmarks, and sustained poses from reference photos.
Students range from hobbyists exploring drawing for the first time to design professionals refining their observational skills. The curriculum adapts through elective tracks focusing on portraiture, movement, or anatomical precision.
Platform since 2019
We've refined the feedback process based on what students actually need — clearer annotations, faster turnaround, and reference materials that match the assignment difficulty.