Category Archives: Jeremy

Telamon is an architectural term — a male figure in the form of a supporting pillar. – Jeremy

Last day of classes today. My graduate school career is now officially over. Unofficially, there are a couple of small hurdles left between now and commencement. The Diploma Project is due on Friday and I’ve been working it off and … Continue reading →

Haven’t posted in a week or so… here’s an update on how all of the major projects I am working on are progressing. First up is a portrait drawing: a multi-week pose from Dan Thompson’s Portrait Drawing class. I think … Continue reading →

It’s been a little while since I’ve posted about my Diploma Project, though not because I have been idle, on the contrary, I have been very busy this past week. I’ve simply wanted to get to a point where enough … Continue reading →

Our model time is up in the portrait sculpture class. Next week we will begin the casting process. I’m very excited, this has been a great experience. Though I don’t feel like I got a great likeness, I learned a … Continue reading →

There is no doubt in my mind that a hundred years hence, Vincent Desiderio will still be counted among the greatest artists of this generation. It has been my good fortune to be able to interact with him on a … Continue reading →