Workshops
I am interested in running a series of workshops , either in the studio or over the internet , that will be concerned with drawing the head or figure - just trying to work out how things actually look .
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Copying the masters
And here , of course , is a copy of
Vermeer's " Girl with a Pearl Earring "
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It is a wonderful thing to pay real attention to the pros . This workshop is all about seeing what path the serious painters were taking , and why - if we can figure it out by following in their footsteps .
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Here is a copy of Sargent's " Amber Gris " .
We will always have pigs in the studio - pieces that fail for whatever reason . These works are the perfect place to take chances , put things at risk , to learn something .
We pitch what we know , what we can learn , against these adorable little monsters .
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So what about these guys ?
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