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Lila at 36 weeks. I'm not entirely happy with this painting, but I liked the chair and as choppy as it is her face is closer than in many of my attempts. 

4/20/2015

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Lila (and Miles) 35 weeks finished (pretty sure).

4/7/2015

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Wednesday mornings sketch of Lila (and Miles) at 35 weeks. (14x16)

4/3/2015

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Lila and Miles at 34 weeks.

3/28/2015

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Spring Apples

3/21/2015

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This is day one with Rene modeling for my sculpture class. This will be our final project. We'll work on these one more day and then make a cast from them. They are 24 inches tall. This has really been a lot of fun. — at Maine College of Art.

3/15/2015

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Tina Davis sat with her cello for my painting group. She played for a while and I snapped a picture so I could paint her arms in later. Her head moved to a slightly different angle while she played so I had to change that a bit.

3/9/2015

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These are the images from the end of day one and day two of Cait sitting for us at the Dana Warp "Mill Painters". 

2/28/2015

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Shea week two. Next week we critique the work then tear the clay off the armature and start a new pose. I think it will be Shea again.

2/20/2015

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Shea at MECA

2/17/2015

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I'm taking a Continuing Studies figure sculpture class at MECA with John Ventimiglia. I've never worked with clay quite like this and it's so much fun. This was a model I've painted a couple times and it was great to try a new medium. He stands on a 6 foot round lazy susan and John gives him a bit of a turn every 10 minutes or so to give you a different aspect. You press the clay onto a wire armature that is mounted to the pipe that you see in the photo. So much fun!

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