After a set of 1-minute poses (only one study of which is worth posting,) we settled into some 15-minute poses for the balance of that night. I was srtuck by the play of light in the surrounding space in the final pose, so I consciously left a lot of P- 's figure open, and set in some of the background.
Generally, I leave the studio space undrawn, for two reasons. One being time constraint. The other is that I don't find it a particullarly resonant space visually. I love the feeling, the ambience of drawing studios, but the TSA space itself is cluttered and arbitrary in ways I haven't felt like trying to integrate. I don't feel it adds to the body I am representing.
But that does beg the question of what ambience would...
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