I host live figure drawing at Nyack Center, corner of S. Broadway and Depew Thursday nights, 7:30-10pm. $12 adults, $6 students
per 2 1/2 hour session.
For more information please email Janet Hamlin at:
janet.hamlin@gmail.com
This has been something I'd wanted to do for a long time. Having access to draw in Edward Hopper's house is such a fortunate situation. I was able to create a scene using rudimentary objects, some lighting, and the models did the rest. Next time we'll be sure to give ourselves a lot more time, or less poses.
I have this large piece of charcoal, the size of my fist, that I tried drawing with- the paper fought me a bit, with not quite enough 'tooth' (texture) to grab onto the harder charcoal,, but it was fun to challenge myself with a little bit of discomfort while drawing in the hopes of loosening up a bit. I'll try some more experimentation this coming Thursday. I find these weekly sessions so helpful- working to keep the drawing muscles stretched.
Just a-doodlin and working to keep dust from my skillsets. Think I could loosen up and put a little more weight and drama- but having fun nevertheless.
Just a few studies from our recent session at Hopper House. These weekly sessions are so helpful for me; working among other artists, and stretching my 'sketching muscles'.