Drawers Off

A software developer, a student and a self-taught barber are the first artists to compete.

It's Sara's turn to model, and the artists must do her life drawing as well as drapery and a chaise longue.

In this unique challenge, the artists must portray a model using a ladder.

On the penultimate day of this week's competition, the life model is a scientist.

In the last episode of the week, the five artists vie for a final chance to enter the winners' gallery.

A new batch of amateur artists enter the studio. Who will steal first place in this week's winners' gallery?

It's double trouble for the artists as they contend with a naked model on a trolley.

The artists are faced with model Hope. Whose drawing will get them a spot in the winners' gallery?

The artists vie for a final chance to enter the coveted winners' gallery.

A new batch of amateur artists enters the studio, including a Baghdad native and an Australian architect.

The artists' common fear of drawing hands and feet is taken to a new level when they face a contortionist.

Jenny spots a familiar face posing on the podium and pulling a dynamic pose.

Can one artist do the double and enter the winners' gallery twice?

In a series first, the artists get two models for the price of one.

The last batch of amateur artists enter the studio for a new week of competition.

The artists size up their competition while drawing a professional life model, 63-year-old Gil.

The pressure is on as a stiletto-heeled model steps onto the podium. How will the artists address this pose?

The artists scale new heights as they depict a model and the chair that they're reclining in.

The artists vie for a final chance to enter the coveted winners' gallery.