Showing posts with label TSA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TSA. Show all posts

Sunday, June 10, 2012

summer_Drawing_2012


Today was an incrementally better day at TSA. The young lady modelling knew what she was doing (good variety of poses, aware of her entire figure from all angles), and that makes all the difference. When the model is emotionally present and shows a commitment to her work, it is simply a better drawing experience.


 



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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Spring 2012 _A lesson in frustration


The spring has been a lesson in frustration. I started a great new job in February, but it has tested my ability to make it out to life drawing as much as I would like. 

So, I present my latest offerings to cyberspace, knowing there are all a little bit rough. Enjoy.


 


Tuesday, August 31, 2010

TSA - August 15th 2010


G was putting another strong performance as model this evening. I do not think my right hand was up to the task..it took me a while to find my stride.

TSA - August 12th 2010


C was posing at TSA tonight. Very defined model. It is sometimes too much information when you see someone with such predominant musculature...simplify, simplify.

TSA - August 5 2010

New model at TSA ,named K. She says she is new to life modeling but is a natural. I have never seen so many triangles in a figure before. It is always very interesting how each model has a certain affinity to certain forms.

TSA July 18 2010


Sunday morning Life Drawing with D. It was not the best morning for myself, my gestures were clunky and non-cohesive. A few of the longer poses at the end started to come to together, but I omitted the chair in one of the drawings and it appears the model is levitating.

TSA - July 15 2010


A variety of poses from 1 - 20 min.  Great model, very statuesque.