1st entry for April 3, 2009

K- was working at TSA on what must have been the busiest Friday night I've seen - desks were ranged 3 deep in a big semicircle, all of them full. These were 10-minute poses.

6th entry for April 2, 2009

The evening wrapped up with these two 10-minute poses.

5th entry for April 2, 2009

After the mid-session break, A- switched over to a set of silks, and did these 3-minute & 5-minute poses. The poses got very dynamic, and I was happy I was able to get a fair bit of information down in each that night.

4th entry for April 2, 2009

These were all in the 3-minute range.

3rd entry for April 2, 2009

These were some more 2-minute poses. One or two of them might be 3 minutes, but either way, they were short - and dramatic.

2nd entry for April 2, 2009

These were some further 1-minute and 2-minute poses that A- took.

1st entry for April 2, 2009

I was at Diane McGrath's Drawing Room studio on the Thursday. A- was back to work. This time she started with a combination of trapeze and hoop together, as an experiment.
The trapeze tends to create rectangles and paralllelograms to frame the figure, which combined with the circle of the hoop to make an intriguing geometric division of space within which A- 's poses were happening.
The double study has 30-second poses, the others were 1-minute each.