I just got back from posing for an open studio session. We focused on caryotod (sp?) or weight-bearing poses. I did 2 hrs of long poses. I can’t believe just how hard it is to stand, motionless with a box on your shoulders.
I received many compliments for my efforts and was invited back for the next open studio session in two weeks. I am looking forward to it.
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I drove to DC and sat in on the figurative models guild meeting. We waited a while, but a few artists arrived and we had a lecture and a modeling session.
The modeling was actually a bit more difficult that you imagine. I even practiced a few stances at home. I guess it is always harder on stage. I managed fine and even received a few compliments on my poses.
I was fortunate in that the organizer is a veteran model and he gave me some good pointers to work on. Overall, it was a fun experience and I am glad I did it.
I have signed up with several local art schools and universities. I should be setting some sessions up next week. I would have liked to have had some before the weather turns colder, but I guess the heat will be good in the studios.
Anybody have any good tips for a first timer?Thanks,
Ben
