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Revision as of 12:13, 17 January 2014
About
For some reason almost 100% of the figure drawing sessions in San Francisco seem to have female models. We have Dr Sketchy's, we have the art schools, but it's nearly impossible to find any sessions with male models. This is weird and doesn't make a lot of sense.
How are kids going to learn how to draw superhero comics properly?
Let's fill the gap in the market!
Models
We need male models, preferably people who don't look like superheroes. Older, round, short, interesting looking people are always more fun to draw. The models would need to be paid a decent amount, at least $20-30 per hour.
- Models hold poses in sessions of 5, 10, 20 minutes.
People
We need a pool of interested people to share the cost of paying the model.
Ringleader: Romy
Location
I suggest the classroom (Church) section of Noisebridge, as it's close to natural light and slightly shut off from the rest of the space.