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Wondering if anyone has feedback for me on this drawing.

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Drawings from Monday – from a window on Union Square, New York and an open figure drawing session.

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I drew my friends and my wife over the Thanksgiving holiday here in the States. One friend put on a hat for me to draw and the other I drew while he was trying to fix his computer. My wife was watching a bad movie when I drew her.

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Two drawings from last night’s figure drawing session at Drawing New York.

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Hi Jaina, They take about 20 minutes give or take. The one of my wife perhaps a little longer, the one of the computer guy much less. When people move you wait a bit for them to hit the pose again so a lot if it is just waiting…

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Well, that’s exactly what it takes to keep improving. You can always spot artists at the museums sketching and taking notes. That’s the way…Keep up the good work. Also, we will get our Pinterest page organized…soon 😁

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Hi Layal,

I am trying to identify who you are referencing in your drawings. Is it @Will Weston or from another source?

Great to see you working so hard to further your understanding of the human form!

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I particularly like the torso drawings. Where do you get your reference images from? I wonder also what is the difference when you are studying something like the torso as opposed to just enjoying something like portrait drawings.

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Hi Layal, This is really great work. It reminds me that getting really good at anything is not a mystery. It just takes tons of work. Are you studying with @Will Weston or are these drawings from another source?

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Did you enter a fish drawing in the monthly drawing competition? Is this a subject you return to regularly?

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Hi Jeff. What is awesome about his drawing and Greer is that he is a terrific figure model and that comes through even in this longer, more developed work. Good job!