Drawers Off

Comedian Jenny Eclair invites five amateur artists to take part in a life drawing class like no other.

Will reveals an inspiring pose that has his fellow artists rushing to tell stories with their paintbrushes.

Sarah takes her turn to model for the group, but her choice of pose gives Shevon problems with perspective.

Our five artists compete for the final spot in the winners' gallery, and Jenny crowns the artist of the week.

Artists with very different degrees of experience must depict the first of the group to model, retiree Jilly.

The group faces a challenge as management consultant Jon bares his intricate body art.

Cruise ship singer Steph takes centre stage and models for the group.

Graphic designer Alpha takes his turn to model, and Diana urges the group to rein in their radical ideas.

Chris strikes a sci-fi-themed pose as the artists eye up the final spot in the winners' gallery.

Experienced life drawer James, inexperienced Solomon and the rest of the group must draw ex-bodybuilder Brad.

Meditation teacher Julie takes her turn to model, and Diana mentors Tiggy while Solomon embraces colour.

The group's next model, James, has a plan in mind to challenge all the artists.

As Tiggy models, James comes under Diana's watchful eye while Solomon takes a new and unusual approach.

The artists compete for the final place in the coveted winners' gallery.

Will a musician or a warehouse clerk best depict a Hugh Jackman lookalike?

Amanda models for the group. After modelling yesterday, it's Glenn's first time behind an easel.

It's Husna's turn to model. Amanda is looking to make a big impression and Stew has problems with perspective.

As Dave models, Stew is keen to achieve technical perfection and Glenn gets experimental.

After a week of making a splash, the artists compete for the final place in the coveted winners' gallery.