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I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
Hartlepool College of Further Education played host to the regional heats of a major national skills competition on Tuesday 16th June, as nearly seventy talented young bricklayers, carpenters, joiners, decorators and representatives from other areas of Construction went head to head for a chance to progress in the competition.
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Hartlepool College of Further Education played host to the regional heats of a major national skills competition on Tuesday 16th June, as nearly seventy talented young bricklayers, carpenters, joiners, decorators and representatives from other areas of Construction went head to head for a chance to progress in the competition.
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This image captures the intensity of 14U fastpitch softball training, specifically showcasing a player from Glory Adkins performing a plyometrics drill over mini-hurdles to enhance explosive power and agility for the diamond. Another teammate observes in the background, highlighting the team-oriented nature of their development.