It's been almost six years since I did a series on the work of Kenn Duncan, and that's too long. If you notice a similarity in his work and that of Roy Blakey, consider that they both had backgrounds in ice skating and drew from model pools that included a lot of dancers and cabaret performers. In fact, Mr. Duncan was a successful dancer himself after moving on from skating. We'll start with a photo that shows a clear parallel with Mr. Blakey's work and then move on to other styles.
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All these photos are exceptional by the model, the light, the pose, the originality, ... Here is still something to spend hours on my drawing table! I put it off until a little later, because for the moment, I have to submit 11 drawings to my teacher with models from all backgrounds to finalize my sketching lessons, I will then move on to the "Portrait" module.
Glad you feel inspired. Sounds like you have a lot of work to do.
Joli cul.
Posed to reveal his best physical asset.
A photog unfamiliar to me? Impossible! Thanks for sharing this new discovery! 😎🥰
You're welcome!
Gute Serie über einen Fotografen aus der New Yorker Kunst-, Tanz- und Theaterszene. (“)
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