Lots
of Poses!
January
2007 Class
Sue's
Life Drawing Class - Read
the story behind these poses
Sculpture
class December 2007
Sculpture class
January 2008 (River God)
Gone Abstract!
December 2008
January 2009
A whole wall of
Peters! These are drawings of me from different angles. The tutor
left them on tha wall for several weeks until the end of the
4 week session. I just hope that other users of the room appreciated
it!
February
2009
This was the first
class for ages where I asked the tutor to take photos of my poses.
It is facinating to compare the actual pose with the final drawing.
Have a look at my 'Life
Webpage'
to get an insight into some of the poses.
The pose:
The drawings:
The
pose:
The drawings:
The
pose:
The drawings:
The
pose:
The drawings:
April
2009
I'm always trying
out new poses. You never quite know how sucessful they might
be until you try them out. Some work OK and others don't. Here
are some of the sucessful ones.
February 2010
This pose
was in front of a large mirror, so the 'image behind' is the
reflection
Summer 2010
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I
did this pose for an untutored group without stopping to think
that I was fully showing the bits that the sun never normally
gets to! |
Autumn 2010
Spring
2011
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Short
poses |
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Drawn
by 'A' level students |
Poses
with Two Models
Autumn
2011
Best
of 2012
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This
is a Monoprint |
2013
During a class
in February the tutor (Jennie) tried to re-create some of Lucian
Freud's poses and images. The most successful was his very last
(and unfinished) paintaing of 'Portrait of the Hound', which
he started in 2011 and was unfinished at his death. Freud's model
was David Dawson and the hound was Eli. They worked at the painting
over a 2 year period for up to 4 hours a day. Our versions were
completed in 1 hour.
More Freud style
poses
Deck Chair Poses!
The artist Gericault
has a famous painting in the National Gallery, London called
A Shipwreck:
I saw it and thought
that I could do that pose, so here are some versions of it!
More examples of
Monoprinting, where the image is drawn onto a metal sheet covered
with ink. The metal sheet is then run through a press with paper
in contact with the sheet. It produces some brilliant images!
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I
did a standing pose, which one of the students thought looked
like the classical paintings of San Sebastien, so she painted
me as San Sebastien from memory |
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<The
pose The result> |
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December
2013
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<The
pose The result> |
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2014
The
following drawings were from an all day pose
December 2014
Spring
2015
Winter
2015
The
pose and resultant drawings
Spring
2016
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Pulling
poses |
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and
the resultant drawings |
Autumn
2016
Modelling
for a 4 week Sculpture Class
2017
June
November
2018
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A
wall full of Peters |
2019
 
There are
more photos here
Autumn
2019
The above
3 drawings are all for sale. Click in this
link to
find out more.
Winter
2019
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A fascinating
technique. Starting with a sheet of white paper, the student
covers it with charcol, so it looks like a black sheet. They
then do the drawing by rubbing out the charcol to show varying
shades of white! |
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The
artist used a credit card as a paint brush |
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One
day, one pose |
Post
Covid Lockdown - Spring 2021
Autumn
2021
December 2021
February
2022 - One Day, One Pose
Spring 2022
Summer
School 2022
October 2022
- Another One Day One Pose
Winter 2023
Spring
2023
Summer
2023
Winter
2023
Sculpture
Class
Early 2024
Royal
Academy of Arts, London - February 2024
My more sensual Poses
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