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Monthly Archive for October, 2009

Drawing October 28

For the next 2 weeks we have Shelly Long back with us after a long hiatus. She’s a pro. You’ll like drawing her. Wed 7 – 9 . 5 Bucks. Hope to see you there! “Art is not a transcript nor a copy. Art is the expression of those beauties and emotions that stir the [...]

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Something for Sunday

A nice interview with Melbourne artist, Emma Kirsopp on Paul Ruiz blog. Some nice drawings and interesting insights into her work and process. While you’re there be sure and check out other entries in the blog. It’s full on great thoughts and insights on paintings and image making.

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Drawing on Wed Oct 21

This week we have Misty Odem back again for a second session. 7 – 9 5 bucks. Hope to see you there! “At present, I am mainly observing the physical motion of mountains, water, trees and flowers. One is everywhere reminded of similar movements in the human body, of similar impulses of joy and suffering [...]

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If you happen to be visiting LA this weekend, don’t miss this great show curated by Kent Williams. One of my favorite figurative artists working today. kent williams studio: THE HUMAN ECLECTIC Exhibition.

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Amazing stuff. http://sampaints.com/?p=265

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Drawing on Oct 14th

Misty Odem will be a new model for Wednesday night. 7 – 9 5 bucks. Hope to see you there! “An artist’s job is to surprise himself. Use all means possible.” ~ Robert Henri

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Anatomy and Drawing

Good example of why knowing your anatomy is a good thing. Years ago I picked up Bridgman’s Drawing from Life and diligently went through the exercises. It’s an odd book in many ways. Bridgeman’s writing, like his drawing, is poetic and flourished but I learned an awful lot about how things work and more importantly [...]

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Something for Sunday

Short piece about the painter and instructor, Harry Ally. I discovered him a few months back after a suggestion from a friend and he’s been blowing my mind ever since. I love his hands on approach to painting using his hands and fingers, sponges and pretty much anything besides a brush. I also dig that [...]

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Pen and Ink

Pen and Ink, originally uploaded by Nomad23. A drawing of Jamie from last weeks session. I’ve been trying to mix things up and move away from pure charcoal, mixing graphite and now pen into my drawings. A friend mentioned something about being media agnostic and I’ve been thinking about that comment ever since. I do [...]

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Pump Project drawing space

austin, scott 012, originally uploaded by Nomad23. From the upstairs

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