Jeff Mueller and his standup bass
The Saturday drawing sessions at MU consisted of three hours of 20-minute poses. The Sunday sessions were considered “painting” days: one 3-hour pose. Most often, it was nude models, but occasionally costume and props were included. And then there was the time Jeff and his wife, Ruth, played music for us for three hours. No, it did not take me three hours to draw this!
Nina
Bunny and the Metro Men
Tia
I took my iPad to Orr Street Tuesday night. After a couple of quick sketches with charcoal pencils in my regular sketchbook, I broke out the iPad for some no-mess painting.
Raquel
Raquel was our go-to model throughout the Pandemic—it was a small group of artists and Raquel most of the time. When we were gathering at all. Sometimes the model wore a mask, sometimes not. The artists all wore masks until vaccines started becoming available. No one ever got sick. Sure, a couple of us had a stroke or two, but no one got Covid-19.
Cameron
Casual sketch.
Nina
Tilly
Anna
Alexa
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