Reminds me of my first faltering steps at art school in the life class - hiding behind my easel! I think I drew most of the studio furniture before I got around to the naked woman in front of me! Gulp! If I'd had a bigger brush I could have hidden behind that!
I remember my first day in figure drawing with a nude model. I remember being hesitant at first but then finding a groove very quickly. I also wanted to comment on...uh...the comments. It's amazing how people pick up things that I never consciously intended for a piece but then I read the comment and go, "Oh yeah!" I love that!
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!That wouldn't be a chore
that would be a thrill man...
there is a serious double standard that comes into play though...
GREAT COLLAGE!
Reminds me of my first faltering steps at art school in the life class - hiding behind my easel!
I think I drew most of the studio furniture before I got around to the naked woman in front of me! Gulp! If I'd had a bigger brush I could have hidden behind that!
Perfect title and not-so-gratuitous nudity; this is outstanding, Marty! (And Michael, they say it's not the size of the brush, but how you use it...)
Ha! Not a bad idea. At least you won't ruin your clothes.
I remember my first day in figure drawing with a nude model. I remember being hesitant at first but then finding a groove very quickly.
I also wanted to comment on...uh...the comments. It's amazing how people pick up things that I never consciously intended for a piece but then I read the comment and go, "Oh yeah!" I love that!
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