"The Profile Model"digital collage by Mick Mather Tonight's post is a nod to my good friend Rob D'Agostino whom many of you have already been visiting since his Save My Studies project began to appear. For those of you who haven't yet taken a look at his quick study of yours truly, you'll find it here. As I've already mentioned briefly, Rob and I attended the same drawing class for many, many years and I don't believe there was one among us that didn't come away the better for that experience. One of the more difficult portraits to accomplish was the full profile and Rob and I have done our fair share of them. I may need to haul out some of my own studies one day, get them into digital format and post them. But I digress. This piece takes me right back to that class and all of the good times all of us shared during those wonderful, developmental years.Labels: an Artwork a Day by Mick Mather, digital collage, drawing, Faces in the Crowd Series, Rob D'Agostino, Save My Studies
9 Comments:
WHat's he looking at?
hpy:
He? :)
I saw also a he... with 70's back hair in the neck...
visited your friends blog, I am impressed.
susupetal:
LOL - okay, okay, so this does look a little bit like Rutger Hauer.
griesmail:
Thanks for stopping over at Rob's blog. I agree that he's a terrific artist! :)
He is he, I think too. And it would be nice to see your stdies too, Mick!
elegia:
I promise to haul a few of my studies out soon. I need to let the cheering for Rob's fine work to get quiet a little bit. I may be a tiny bit jealous of his talent, but I wouldn't want anyone in here to know that! :D
No need for jealousy Mick. I have seen many of your studies and they are matched only by your wit! (That's a compliment in case you were wondering)
robert:
I will always value what everyone at the drawing class learned over the years. Thanks, Rob.
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