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9/16/19 Pete, 2-min. poses |
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9/16/19 Pete, 5-min. pose |
Committed to attending weekly life drawing sessions at Gage
this quarter, I was happy to hear that the weather forecast for last Monday was
rain – I thoroughly enjoy spending a rainy afternoon drawing a model. But when
Monday afternoon came around, the sky was sunny and clear! It was so tempting
to sketch outdoors instead . . . yet I wanted to go to Gage, too. What to do,
what to do?
I arrived at the school earlier than usual and looked around
the parking lot . . . surely there would be something to draw in the warm
sunshine. I’ve mentioned it before – if I view all subject matter as nothing more than abstract, three-dimensional forms in shade or light instead of
rocks or nude men wielding swords, everything is a fascinating study.
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9/16/19 Rocks, 2-min. pose |
Glad you got to do a bit of each!
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