Dear
Art Lover,
Some artists’ models do not work for
long or maybe in the same city. They may
be travelers looking for some extra cash [hopefully art lovers as well, for at
least: who THINKS of art modeling as a
job opportunity when on the go?].
Eugenia was one model that I did not paint often, however, I would draw
or paint her every few years at some life drawing session in Austin, Texas. Something makes me think that she may still
live in Austin, but also that her “real life” revolves around another form of
art [jewelry making or theatre?] or perhaps she found a full-time job that
found her in conflict with the hours of the life drawing sessions around
town. It can be done perhaps for a short period of
time, but it is difficult to make a
living as an art model.
Here you see a portrait of Eugenia that I
painted in one session. On an odd side
note, there exists a “Eugene.” A client
found “Eugenia” on my Web site and he wrote to me to ask, “I see you have this
wonderful portrait of a boyish-looking woman.
Would you please create a similar painting for me, but of a feminine-looking
male?” Interesting exercise, it
was!
So, to remind you of the deal:
I would like to offer, for the month of
August 2015 only, selected paintings and drawings for about half the price
as my going rate these days. These are
older works, but ones that for one reason or several others, I cannot stand the
idea of destroying. You may preview images before I post them here on my Facebook page.
Please contact me
directly if you see something you love and would like to add to your art
collection. Here goes the first one…
About
three years later, I painted this body crop of Eugenia. It is basically a composition of pillows, a
breast, and her arm draped across the frame.
I later glazed colors over parts of it.
Pillows is one of my quirky favorites.
I
offer this original painting to you for only $325 US. Texas state sales tax (6.75%) may apply. There is also a $9.50 packaging and shipping
fee.
Please
contact me for more information. http://www.borsheimarts.com/contact.htm
Thank
you and as always…
Kelly
~
Kelly Borsheim, sculptor and painter
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