Coordinators: Ellen Borison & Lee Berry
These open model sessions offer participants the opportunity to practice drawing from the nude model without instruction. For the morning short pose session, the first hour will typically be …
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Coordinator: Ellen Borison
These open model sessions offer participants the opportunity to work from a live model without instruction. Each session will offer a composition suitable for painting with either a draped model or a nude mise-en-scène.
Some figure drawing experience is …
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Coordinators: Ellen Borison & Lee Berry
These open model sessions offer participants the opportunity to practice drawing from the nude model without instruction. For the morning short pose session, the first hour will typically be spent on …
Permanent link to this article: http://arteast.org/2013/05/dr2-figure-drawing-open-studio-2/
Instructors: Ellen Borison and Rickie Wolfe
Approaching the figure through collage, we will work both on seeing the figure and on using the figure in composition.
We will work from a nude or simply clothed model who will begin the session by repeating the same 3 quick …
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Instructor: Ellen Borison
This four day figure intensive (with simply clothed models) is a unique opportunity to explore the human form as your subject using a variety of media. We will combine morning instruction and afternoon open studio sessions. The afternoon poses on each day will correspond in …
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Being Human is a figurative show that celebrates the sometimes subtle, sometimes overt, but always interesting and complex emotion that is part of the human condition. Not a literal figure show per se, this exhibition looks at humans in context, such as the figure …
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