Yesterday’s life drawing poses were held for 13, 12, 10, 8 and 6 minutes.
Watercolour and pencil in my Saunders Waterford (rough) sketchbook, 28 x 38 cm
And here are a couple of details…
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Ewa Ludwiczak 
“When the Student is Ready, the Teacher Appears.” is a famous quotation, I would say many students are ready but obviously the teacher does not want to appear ……..
There are enough teachers out there 🙂
Thanks for the extra photos, Ewa. You can see the pause spots in the drawing when you work out where to go next. Charles is a great teacher and artist. I am fortunate to have one of his paintings where he has painted me into the foreground. Kind regards.
Thank you Ray!! I’m glad that the larger details are helpful. I think I will keep on posting them. And yes, I agree, Charles Reid is the best teacher I’ve ever had 🙂 I wish I could meet him in person!
Excellent post and explanation. Keep on doing what you are doing. Your paintings are wonderful.
Excellent Sketching again. I do love your sketches very talented piece of work
Lovely work Ewa. I have just become familiar with Charles Reid’s work and with yours. My watercolour teacher has a similar style. I hope to improve on my own. I was just wondering however, what is this Sketch Class that you have been chronicling? Is it a formal class or are you just attending a drop-in everyday?
Thank you for commenting Harry. I am attending a life drawing session once a week. They are held every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night and I can decide myself when I want to go. There is no teacher, just two men who are organizing the whole thing. I think next week will be the last session before the Summer break.