The Illustration Booth

This series of gestures show the model in slight variations of the same pose.  Amber started (and stayed) in a seated pose and merely progressed from her position.  The drawings are not in a progressive order (with the middle sketch being a standing pose) but you can see that they indicate three similar positions, like the hand of a clock moving across the face.  This can be very useful for understanding how the muscles work and, in this case, how the spine and shoulder blades react to the different tension points.  The middle standing pose, without the legs drawn in, seems to fit into the flow of the page.  Perhaps I will see if the group wants to do a similar series only in five or ten minute increments.