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?

Magda uses watercolor for the first time, while Kat goes big on color after yesterday's monochrome drawing.

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 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.