Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life drawing. Show all posts

Saturday, 25 May 2013

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 We started with 10 minute poses....
 then 1 hour.....
 
then after lunch Clifford kept the same pose all afternoon.
 
Brilliant day!

Sunday, 31 March 2013

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Woohoo! I can't believe I actually got to Hertford on Saturday. I haven't been since October, but where the heck have those five months gone! Needless to say I had a brilliant day. It started off disappointingly, when the promised 'new' model failed to show because she was unwell. Can't be helped and I wish her a speedy recovery. This was soon forgotten once we got started.
The warm up exercises were of Penny in her clothes while the place warmed up, then we had a few quick poses, only one of which is fit to be seen here!
Once I got the paint out I got into the swing of it and thoroughly enjoyed it. Hopefully it was the kick up the butt I need to get going in the studio!
Next month is Hertford Art Society Annual Open Exhibition hand in day......the best day of the year....where I get to stay and assist with the proceedings. Next life day then is in May!

Sunday, 28 October 2012

Monday, 1 October 2012

HAS Life






 
Another glorious day at Hertford, where we did the usual thing of a few quick sketches, and then a longer pose in the afternoon. A big thank you to the two wonderful models.

Sunday, 29 July 2012

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I had a thoroughly wonderful day in Hertford. I tried to continue with the contour drawing, but got a bit lost I think. In too much of a hurry! I did spread the word though, with several others having a go, and my friend Stella Green, in particular, understanding immediately and producing some spectacular drawings. I do wish I had taken photographs of them.

Saturday, 7 July 2012

Life drawing









I have had a fantastic day!  Life drawing, all day, with tuition from Peter Kavanagh. His enthusiasm got to me and I was inspired to do my best and work hard. And I am pleased with what I did.
Peter basically teaches to LOOK at what you are drawing and promotes contour drawing. Initially without looking at your paper and then an occasional look to get your bearings, then just draw, bearing in mind all you have learnt. I really hope I shall remember in future and not go back to drawing what I think I see!

Sunday, 29 January 2012

Monday, 5 December 2011

Life Drawing at Wells

On Sunday I went to an all day life drawing workshop ay Wells-next the Sea. run by the admirable Peter Kavanagh.
First up were the very valuable lessons in really observing your subject, with contour and gesture drawing.


Love this, just as it is!


Not so much this one, but I can now see where Picasso is coming from!


We took a break for lunch, at the Wherry, moored on the quay and serving scrumptious sweet and savoury pancakes. We alays have fish and chips when we visit Wells, but Roy is in for a treat next time we go!

My companions, June and Jacqui, enjoyed themselves!
Peter Kavanagh and our brilliant model, Becky. Unfortunately I didn't get the name of the other lady.

 Then back to work with a lesson in watercolour. Peter made it look so easy, but I really struggled.


A splendid day. My thanks to Peter and Becky......when is the next one?