I told him how to pose and he informed me that he could never catch a pig like this:
So we changed the pose to this:
Where would artists be without great models?
Thursday, May 01, 2008
Brandon modeling
I was trying to draw this guy chasing a pig and it wasn't looking the way I wanted it to, so I asked Brandon if he would pose for me. After some prying I got him to agree.
I told him how to pose and he informed me that he could never catch a pig like this:
So we changed the pose to this:
Where would artists be without great models?
I told him how to pose and he informed me that he could never catch a pig like this:So we changed the pose to this:Where would artists be without great models?
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He's right.
I make Aaron model too. He was pretty good when we started dating but he's gotten better with years of practice.
It may not look like it, but that last pose was quite a workout after you stand on one leg like that for 30 seconds. Or maybe it's just because I rarely excercise these days? Either way I was glad when it was over.
And how long did he have to pose like that? Do you remember how Brandon (not your husband but Brooke's old boyfriend) was a model once and we got turned into the honor code? yeah, that was awesome.
"Well, there was a guy over past midnight since he was modeling for my roommate."
"Was he naked?"
"NO! Good grief."
Our camera is kind of slow, so Brandon got a good 3.7 minute leg work out.
And I'm sure you're going to make it sound like I caused the honor code violation! (not that I was always innocent of the midnight rule) I wasn't even home that night, but I do remember you told the honor code lady that & her questioning - so funny!
What exactly does that first picture have to do with catching a pig? I think you might have to turn him into the honor code with a seductive pose like that.
- Taylor
work it brandon.
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