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Old 03-02-2005, 07:46 PM   #1
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Ngaire... you forgot to attach the images?
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Old 03-02-2005, 07:50 PM   #2
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I see them now! These are an improvement Ngaire, I like how you handled the woman in the rocker--that's a lot of detail to get in 20 minutes. I'm curious, is this a class or purely an open studio?
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Terri, it is an open studio, we all do our own thing, there is no teacher. I should be careful with my words. I call it a class for no particular reason, I will call it 'open studio' from now on. Sorry for the confusion.

The guy who organises and pays the models is a sculptor and he seems to control the poses, but we can speak up if we want something in particular. I asked about improving the lighting and no go for now until the renovations are done.
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Too bad about the lighting! (I remember now you mentioned that in an earlier thread) That makes it so much harder to define form. It's too bad they couldn't at least use a light on a stand closer to the model to give some definition. Hopefully the renovations will be done soon!
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