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Two model's posed for us which worked out well. In this class we discussed the form of the eye, ear, nose, mouth and head in order to have a strategy to draw portraits from memory and the imagination. Then we looked at some old master drawings from Robert Beverly Hale's Anatomy Lesson's of the Great Masters. Drawing began with a few 2 minute poses, then a series of 5 minute, 20 minute and a final 30 minute pose.