Monthly Archives: February 2019

Week 7 Still Life with White Object or Sculpture

Week 7 class was frustrating for many of us.  This was the first week we started working with the casts that Rose has available for us to use, and we will be doing this for the next three weeks as … Continue reading

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Week 6 Still Life with Toned Paper and Proportional Dividers

I finally got around to working on my homework for class yesterday, and I hate that I lost time this week.  I gave it about 6 hours, since that is what I had available, and it needs at least another … Continue reading

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Due Diligence Lessons 5 – 6

We’re on to Lesson 6 I think, and my lack of knowledge bit me in the, uh, backside today.  Rose wanted us to do a graduated scale on toned paper using chalk and charcoal to create the entire range.  My … Continue reading

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Harlequin Seahorse

The first three paintings are finished and with the photographer now.  Here is the fourth, completely different, and very cute.  This is a rainbow seahorse, an endangered species, and I thought it was a great way to finish off the … Continue reading

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Class 4 at the Kipaipai Atelier

Wow, time flies when you’re having fun.  Week 4 homework was a continuation of Week 3’s Bargue drawing, working on the shading setting up a simple still life and practice sight-sizing on 3-d objects setting up a simple still life … Continue reading

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