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Monthly Archives: November 2004
Week 12 Pictures
Well, the weekend update has come early. First, some figure drawings. These were both longer poses—60 and 80 minutes, respectively. We are starting to put muscle groups onto the pre-ecorche figures. Here I’ve added most of the upper and lower … Continue reading
A couple of Pics from Week 11
The first is a figure drawing. The second is a start at a structural drawing of the Belvedere Torso. I was really hoping to have a finished drawing of this cast before the end of the semester. Unfortunately, it seems … Continue reading
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Book Review: Sir Charles Grandison, Volume 5
The saga of Sir Charles and Harriet Byron proceeds in the fifth volume much in the same vein as those previous, though things definitely begin to go Harriet’s way. The beginning of the volume sees Sir Charles in Italy, reunited … Continue reading
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Central Park in Fall
I decided not to go into the studio today, but I managed to make it to a couple of critical New York locations. It is interesting to see how different the various areas of the city look and feel. One … Continue reading
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Weekend Update: Week 10
Sorry that I haven’t posted anything of a more philosophical nature lately. I’ve got some more gems from classes as well as from a clinic put on by Vincent Desidero. I’ll try to post that in the very near future. … Continue reading
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Weekend Update : Week 9
Here’s some pictures from the past week. The first three are figure drawings. All three were 60-minute poses, if I remember correctly (the reclining one may have been 80 minutes). I still need to get on to the faces of … Continue reading
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Pause
Over the past weekend I buckled down and finished the print I posted about several weeks ago, which I have decided to call “Pause.” It turned out alright, though I did not get as strong an effect with the second … Continue reading
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Book Review: Alias Grace
Alias Grace is the third Margaret Atwood book I have read. After loving The Handmaid’s Tale and hating The Robber Bride, I was uncertain whether I wanted to venture further into Atwood’s oeuvre, but Alias Grace fell into my hands … Continue reading
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