Tag: Drawing

  • Saturday Life Drawing Sessions

    Saturday Life Drawing Sessions

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    Next Session: June 6, 2026. Join us at the Society of Figurative Arts for uninstructed in-person life drawing sessions every first Saturday of the month 10:30am – 1:30pm. Space is limited, reserve your spot by prepaying below. Session Information Cost: $30 per 3-hour unmentored session or $50 for mentored session. Cash preferred, Venmo, PayPal, and

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  • Friday Figure Drawing Sessions

    Friday Figure Drawing Sessions

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    Join us at the Society of Figurative Arts in Carrollton, Texas for uninstructed or mentored in-person figure drawing sessions every Friday 10:30am – 1:30pm. Space is limited, reserve your spot by prepaying below. Session Information Cost: $30 per 3-hour unmentored session or $50 for mentored session. Cash preferred, Venmo, PayPal, and CC accepted. Prepaying below

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  • Portrait drawing process by Michael Mentler

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    Michael Mentler is the master behind the Society of Figurative Arts, subscribe to his YouTube channel for drawing process videos and tips!

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  • Methods of the Masters

    Methods of the Masters

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    The ideas and methods presented here are mass conceptions that have proven to be useful in the construction of the human form. These methods were developed over the past several decades from study and absorption of works from many of the usual suspects. John Henry Vanderpoel, George Brant Bridgman, and Robert Beverly Hale form the

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  • Giovanni-Battista-Piranesi​​ –  Master Draughtman

    Giovanni-Battista-Piranesi​​ – Master Draughtman

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    “Piranesi and the Temples of Paestum: Drawings from Sir John Soane’s Museum,” This is a link to the Newington-Cropsey Cultural Studies Foundation which is an important resource for all artists who share an interest in preserving and promoting cultural lineage. Click the link to read an excellent article by Gail Leggio from American Arts Quarterly.

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