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04-13-2004, 03:02 PM	#1
Heidi Maiers SOG Member Joined: Jun 2003 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 549	A treat to work from a live model There's nothing like being able to work from a live model. There's so much more to see that gets lost when a model is flattened through photography. This ceramic piece "Melisa" is the result of two 3-hour open studio's on back to back Saturday's. Classic Roman features and curly locks made this piece a joy to work on. I was able to snap some photos of her so I could bring the piece home and finish it . Six hours is not enough time to complete the level of detail that I like to achieve. I'll post the finished piece after it is fired and a patina is applied. Attached Images __________________ Heidi Maiers www.heidimaiers.com

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