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Wednesday Dave and I took in a figure drawing session at the Gage Academy and then went out to have a drink or two and continue drawing on location. We decided on The Dray.
The Dray is a great little beer tap in Ballard, very small, wood themed and very well run. A "dray" is apparently a term from Ireland that means a squirrel's nest, thus the woody decor.
There we enjoyed some great beers and some great music, both provided by our lovely bartender, Natasha.
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My first drawing was fairly steady, while the second one, a little under the influence, flowed a little easier, we shall say! Look for the eye drawn by our bartender. Thanks Natasha!
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Earlier, I drew while on the Boat from Bremerton. It was the afternoon boat, so a lot of people were napping.
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On the boat home, taking the Bainbridge ferry because I stayed out later than the last boat to Bremerton, I drew these masks that are a part of the decoration of that particular boat.
I will add Dave's drawing when I can get it from him. Look to the Seattle chapter as well.
That top drawing of Natasha and the Dray...that's just awesome. I was there folks and in like 20 minutes he had very accurately reproduced her likeness from behind, freehand. Freehand. I'm jealous!
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