George at the studio
Oil on paper | 12” X 16”
George was a frequent sitter at the studio. His ability to hold a pose for long periods of time allowed for skill to be built by observation, study, and play. The red light that bounced off his skin spoke about the pain of an aging body, and the perseverance and acceptance to the ache - To allow the body to be used as an act of creation.
Oil on paper | 12” X 16”
George was a frequent sitter at the studio. His ability to hold a pose for long periods of time allowed for skill to be built by observation, study, and play. The red light that bounced off his skin spoke about the pain of an aging body, and the perseverance and acceptance to the ache - To allow the body to be used as an act of creation.
Oil on paper | 12” X 16”
George was a frequent sitter at the studio. His ability to hold a pose for long periods of time allowed for skill to be built by observation, study, and play. The red light that bounced off his skin spoke about the pain of an aging body, and the perseverance and acceptance to the ache - To allow the body to be used as an act of creation.