We’ve had some great showings the last two weeks (including a massive 17 people on the 14th, we were a little full I must say). On the 14th we had in Chloe and on the 21st we had Kieran (after a last minute change as the booked model was unable to make it in). Musical themes for the evenings were The Doors with Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones with David Bowie.
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A big old catch up
Hello all, so I have four (!) weeks worth of images to catch up on. Over the last four weeks we’ve had in Kieran (who was accompanied by the the soothing sounds of Huey Lewis and the News), Nin (complete with battle damage from a bike mishap), Jane (who came in with a sword, spear and shield) and Sophie (who managed to give us a great turnout even though the weather was terrible last Monday).
This week (the 14th), we have a new model (well, for us as we’ve never had her in before) by the name of Chloe.
Workshop: Facial Approximation Daytime Labs Balcatta SHS May 18 & 21
Greetings,
Sorry I haven’t done any updates on the blog of late but my internet is acting up something fierce and I am having extreme difficulty getting anything through (which also explains who terrible this post looks too).
Anyway, I just found out about a workshop that some of you may be interested being run by Susan Hayes, whom I actually started the life drawings sessions at UWA with over two years ago now. She’s doing two more facial reconstruction seminar and these will be her last in quite some time as she’s moved over East. One is a 3D workshop, which is actually done using clay over a replica skull, the second will be a 2D workshop. I did the 3D one a couple of years ago (and it’s what led Sue and I to start the life drawing sessions) and it was quite fascinating. The flyer with full details is below in a PDF format.
Anyone interested would be best off contacting Sue directly on her mobile at 0408 784 512 (though her email is an option and it is suehayesATuow.edu.au [change the ‘AT’ to a ‘@’]) Just note that as these are each one day sessions that they will be quite intensive, but I’m sure everyone here would have fun and go home happy.
Anybody wanting to know a bit more about what Sue does can check out an interview with her here (it’s some cool stuff): http://blogs.abc.net.au/wa/2012/05/guess-who-the-art-of-identifying-the-deceased.html?site=perth&program=720_perth_breakfast
A model update
Good evening all,
Just a quick update that the model that was originally booked for tomorrow night has had to cancel due to illness, as such, we will instead be having Nin as our model for the evening.
The following week (April 30th), we’ll be having Jane as our model.
A time for viewing 3
And on April 2nd we had in another newcomer by the name of Anita.
A time for viewing 2
Following up on Brooke when he had Marnie in on the 26th.
A time for viewing 1
I have been quite slack of late , so it is time I catch up on posting some pictures. First up is newcomer Brooke who we had in on March 12th:
One last reminder
Hello all, just a last reminder that there is no life drawing session tomorrow night (April 9th) due the whole ‘it being a holiday thing’. We’ll be back with Kieran on the 16th though.
I also noticed that I haven’t been putting up any images from the last couple of sessions. I’ll correct that mistake and put those up this week.
Ciao
Some model updates and a reminder
Good evening all, for tomorrow night (April 2nd), our model will be Andrew.
After that, there will be no session on April 9th due to it being a holiday.
When we’re back on the 16th the model for the evening will be Kieran, and we’ll be following him up with Sophie on the 23rd.
Ciao
I’m a little late
Good evening all, my apologies for how late this update it, but I only just secured the model for tomorrow night (the 26th) about an hour ago and that model will be Marnie for the evening. Expect some interesting music for the evening.
Cheerio
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