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Sending good wishes for your wedding celebration. And, congrats on the wonderful work you're doing- just looked at everything on your site and it's terrific!
Sara
And thank *you* for posing!
(Whenever I'm on "the other side of the canvas" it's me doing a self portrait)
Good luck with your own illustrations.
I'm glad I found the secret, although I prefer not to blind people too often with the wide expanse of white. And straps look cute.
And I think it's going to end up with the crinoline.
Aw, thanks!
Tell him to move back?
Oh yay! That drawing of my friend Tod is so very well done. You really captured him. :) It gave me a warm fuzzy because he's moved away.
I just found these by googling. Very nice!
As an figurative illustrator myself (long before becoming a model), I rarely get to see sketches done by other artists, so it is a nice to be on the other side of the canvas from time to time -- but moreso to actually see the results.
Thank you for sharing!
I am a firm believer in boning in strapless anythings. It's the secret to all that glam.
And I like the one with the crinoline, at least in that combination of fabric and skirt-fullness. The uber-drapey look doesn't work as well.
I really liked looking at all of your sketches. It's interesting to see the transformation take place. I noticed some of your other sketches on the side. Interesting stuff.
And better than my last attempts at drawing her. :)
Hey look, it's Willow!
Oh hey, art in Pandemonium = very cool!
This portrait of Doug (whoever he is) is great, Sarah! Keep up the wonderful artwork!
Cousin Heidi
This is by far your nicest sketch, Sarah! I admire you for making it a point to draw every day. That's how it works. :-)