Ten minutes #s 2 & 3

 Okay, one of these is acceptable.  I'll leave it up to you to figure out which one I'm underwhelmed by.  And just to be clear, this is all on me, Kay nailed the poses.

Ten minutes #1

 I really loved working on this drawing.  But ten minutes?  Not enough... never enough time.

Gestures of Kay

 A new model graced our group last night.  A complete novice that you would never know by watching her flow from pose to pose.  These are the ten gesture sketches.

New paper...

 This one was really fun to work on.  Seth gifted me a sheet of Arches Text Wove paper and it was truly a joy to work on.  It came across as more academic than I normally would draw, but the process was really satisfying.  I'm even happy with the final study.  Mostly.

The eyes have it

 Oh, I was loving working on this.  Decided to take my time with it and not get obsessed with finishing the rest of her face.  If you drop by this blog you won't be surprised by incomplete studies and vignettes.  Just my thing, I guess.

Incomplete thoughts

 Just a little exploration in shapes.  Was enjoying starting to work out her face.

A ten and a fifteen

 Conté and charcoal.  Surprising that I got more done in 10 minutes than in 15?  Not really.  Sometimes I get lost in the lines.