


No aerial session this week, as it's host Diane was down at the Liberty Grand building representing her paintings. In its place I went to the Toronto School of Art, but got there late. (I was rather tired that afternoon, and was wrestling with whether or not to continue a nap - the drawing won, but I was moving slow...)
G- was working. I missed the first set of short poses he did, but after the midpoint of the Thursdy TSA sessions, we do a few more gesture poses. G- did some quite dramatic poses - they seemed fairly theatrical in their stances (i.e I could imagine an actor or opera performer striking these poses) I was enjoying their energy.
These are 3 of those 1-minute poses.Earlier that day at the high school I teach a class at, I had been exhorting a new group of students to make free & lively marks. Seems a bit of that rubbed off on me.
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