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Figure Drawing ArtServe Dance Studio June 7


The lovely Noelle will be our model

To start
Gestures. In pen. No Outlines!
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Steven Grant LaRose
Look how he developed the form interior
then iced it with contour line

Dale Chihuly
gestures for chandeliers
the ultimate in gestures

Bill Shelley
Landscape and figure paintings

Just because they are beautiful
William Wittaker

A HUGE thank you to Jackie Lyles and once again Connie Folz for supporting this class....even when they are traveling
This is a very special group of students

See you Monday!


Comments

  1. Thanks Elizabeth. How in the world did you stumble on my drawings?

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  2. Elizabeth Reed, who graduated from Cornish College of the Arts in 1994 or so? I was in the design program AND went to high school with Steven Grant LaRose. Small world. Nice to see you active in the art world after all this time. I design museum art books for a living.

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  3. John also makes some amazing mixed tapes:
    http://8tracks.com/johnensoon

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