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Long-Pose Drawing Basics: How to Keep It Energetic and Alive

A more finished drawing is possible when a model poses for an extended amount of time, but this luxury comes with particular challenges. Identifying and preparing for the potential pitfalls will improve your figure drawing. To read more features like this, subscribe to Drawing today! by Dan Gheno Academic Drawing of a Standing Female, Frontal Viewby Taylor, charcoal, 24 x 18½. Collection The Art Students League of New York, New York, New York.Although a highly finished académie, this image still gives much emphasis to the model’s underlying gesture. Notice how the artist tested and developed his understanding of the gesture…

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