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Monday, September 17, 2007

Life drawing, anyone?

I’m looking to start up an alternative life-drawing event once or twice a month and need a space that can acommmodate between 20 and 30 people. It could be a bar that’s slow during the day, a restaurant, a warehouse, whatever. The only requirements are electricity, heat/air-conditioning and access to a bathroom. Tables and chairs would be nice too. There would be drinking, eating, music, and nearly naked models involved, so the owner would have to be okay with that. Anyone know a good location?

I’m also looking for models that have interesting careers. Burlesque girls, mimes, roller derby girls, bodybuilders, sideshow freaks, dancers, or anyone who can have fun with a costume and hold a pose.

Posted by Kathy in • CreativityLocal Art NewsPersonal
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

The Artist’s Survival Kit

I’ve been inspired by Keri Smith ever since I received one of her books, Living Out Loud, as a gift. She’s a talented illustrator, writer, and all around creative person. I recently discovered her blog as well. If you’re in need of a pick me up, check out her Artist’s Survival Kit, How to Feel Miserable as an Artist, or 100 ideas.

Posted by Kathy in • ArtistsCreativityResources
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