Wonderful post!! I like how you show the artist, model, reference material and finished work. Everyone appears to be proud of their work....an excellent accomplishment.
Barbara, I tell my students that it took me 50+ years to get where I am today and that it will most probably take them 50 + 50+ years for them to even approach my level of artistic competence. These are all the remaining students out of the 125 that came to the first day of my two classes. Some people are just plain optimistic!
Marisol's is definitely by far my favorite as well!! (Girl in green dress). She accomplished such a whimsical style while still capturing the likeness of the subject...Love it!
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What great portraits. It looks like a fun class -- great spirit. You probably bring that out in people with
your humour and talent.
Take care,
Barbara
I loved it! Thanks for posting, it looks like a talented class!
Wonderful post!! I like how you show the artist, model, reference material and finished work. Everyone appears to be proud of their work....an excellent accomplishment.
Thanks for sharing. What great portraits. Loved seeing what I presume were the pairs of artists and sitters. Very fun.
Barbara, I tell my students that it took me 50+ years to get where I am today and that it will most probably take them 50 + 50+ years for them to even approach my level of artistic competence. These are all the remaining students out of the 125 that came to the first day of my two classes. Some people are just plain optimistic!
Dana, My fav. portrait is the one by theshort young lady in the green outfit. I love it!!
Mryna, they were a joy to teach! Both the drawing and painting class.
Your presumption is spot on, Liz. You sure look weird. I hope that's your thumb.
They all did a beautiful job, David!
It was a great class. So sorry to miss the last day. The portrait part of the class was by far the most fun, followed by the shoes.
Hi David, Every one looks so happy and proud, "You did that", I will be joining you for your class on thursdays next month, Dr Finch
Marisol's is definitely by far my favorite as well!! (Girl in green dress). She accomplished such a whimsical style while still capturing the likeness of the subject...Love it!
Prabha, Yep, those medical breakthroughs are going to help them!
Thanks Autumn and Marleen.
Seeya in class Dr. Finch.
Du hast recht, Frau Ugarte.
pardon my Deutsch!
Great post. A tribute to the teacher that these are all so well done. Very fun and interesting to look at.
I gotta tellya, Kent, that both my drawing and painting classes this last spring semester were a great group of students.
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