Summer life drawing!

Every time I go, I feel like I've learned something! Here's what went down last night:

One-minute poses.



Two-minute poses.



Thr- nah, five-minute poses.






A five-minute pose (I like this one), and then the ten-minute poses start.

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This time around, I was paying attention to how the shoulder and torso interact. Sometimes I can't figure it out on my own. :(

Summer!

Well, it's been a while. I've been trying to finish up the old intermediate project (fishes!). Thankfully, there have been good rain showers. I feel less guilty about ignoring Mr. Sun.

Anyway, here, let's see what I've been up to lately:

A church right near campus. Very quiet.



Some friends were playing Punch Out and Left 4 Dead. It's fun to watch!



And then we picnicked in Central Park for Memorial Day, joining throngs of sunbathers and dogwalkers.




Also, the protagonist of a story I'm slowly dreaming up. Awkward arm, but I'm fairly happy with the perspective. I don't experiment as much as I should.