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Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Professor Susan Hambleton's Evening Class at SVA-NYC on Monday, March 17, 2014

I missed the opportunity to get photos of last semester's work. I still did not get everyone I wanted, Darn It.

Artist Debra

Artist Allene

Artist Nikki

Artist Peter

Artist Magaret

Artist Debra from SVA

I had the pleasure seeing a student from last semester in last night. She showed me one of the drawings she did of me after adding color.

Artist Debra

Monday, February 17, 2014

Scribble Art Workshop - Adult Figure Drawing Class

Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of modeling for the Scribble Art Workshop at the Inwood Studio in New York. It was a small group with great energy and they seem to enjoy the energy I gave back in my poses. My friend, Airial, did the honors of taking a few pictures of the students work to share. I look forward to another opportunity to be a muse for them again.

For more information about the Scribble Art Workshop, click here.

Artist Hannah, Teacher, 5 minute poses

Artist Hannah, Teacher, 25 minute poses

Artist Hannah, Teacher, 25 minute pose

Artist Jonathan, 25 minute Pose

Artist Jonathan, 25 minute pose

Artist Jonathan, ten minute poses

Artist Jonathan, five minutes poses

Artist Raul, Ten Minute Pose

Artist Raul, Ten minute Pose

Artist Raul, 25 minute pose

Artist Monica, Ten minute pose

Artist Monica had time to sketch out a second one

Artist Monica, Final Pose - 25 minutes

Artist Monica, 25 minute pose

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Marilyn Lerner's Class at SVA on January 14, 2014

This was my first time modeling for Ms. Lerner. My first time modeling for a professor is always exciting. I never know what to expect. Then I have to be sure I am paying attention to make sure I am giving them what they need for the class. I truly enjoyed modeling for Marilyn and was floored when she shared she was happy with me.

Unfortunately, I did not have time to get pictures of everyone's work. I tried to at least get the ones that I noticed that had made the most progress over the class period.