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Dec. 19, 2010, 8:33 a.m. The half-marathon group at the Running Room (Bank St) is looking at the route description and the 18 km route map for this morning's long run.
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free form study for interm vis comm 1
inspired(ish) from a flyer found at a pizzeria that only said "CHI CHI" in that typeface. if you guys have any suggestions for changing letterforms then let me hear them.
Study for a Portrait. Trying to figure out what I want to do... acrylic and S-paint on shipping paper.
The hallowed pursuit of the Saturday crossword in the Guardian. Beyond me are Jacqui and Sue. Though, to be fair, all women are beyond me ;)
Hamps Hall and Barn, Waterhouses, Staffs. This is at the farmhouse end. The barn in the distance, behind the parked cars, is where the previous 365 photo (99) was taken. The buildings are all connected, so this gives you an idea of the size of the place!
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A black and white photo of two Victoria water lily pads floating on the Page White Garden pond in The Sarah P Duke Gardens.
pen / ink boots on paper - quick study practice
I haven't made myself draw little studies daily forever.
The basement of Langsdale Library houses several vending machines, allowing students to break up their study sessions and grab a quick refreshment. There are also several comfortable chairs and a few large tables that have proven to be a great place for study groups to meet up and discuss up and coming projects. The basement has no windows and tends to be a very quite place to get study session in or take care of assignments.
Life study done in a studio class while I attended London College of Fashion. The teacher brought in an assortment of dead bugs. We were supposed to draw 2-3 different ones but this one was so detailed that I only ended up drawing this bug for 4 hours with the teacher's permission. Not sure what kind of bug it is, but I would like to find out. Charcoal on paper.