Portrait drawing replay: Michaela (Pt. 2) (Patreon)

This video is a recording of a live Zoom portrait session, aired on 2nd Oct 2023. It is shared here so that you can catch up and draw from the session if you missed it, or continue to work on a portrait if you attended live. As this is a recording of a live Zoom session the quality is limited by Zoom and will be a lower resolution than our our tutored sessions which are recorded locally and undergo more rigorous processing before their release. Please feel free to work from the video directly, or to take a screenshot to work from - if you take a screenshot please do be mindful of the photo guidance below. To get the most from the recording, make sure you adjust the resolution in the cog wheel in the bottom right of the screen to ensure maximum resolution, selecting 1080 resolution.

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In this video

• Pose 1: A 10 minute warm up & chat with the model
• Pose 2: A 45 minute portrait pose
• Pose 3: A 45 minute portrait pose
• Phone & tablet users can watch a vertical version of the 2nd 45 minute pose HERE 

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About the model

• During the chat Michaela recommend the book The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding by Holly Ringland and we talked about the book Desperate Romantics by Frank Moyle and the accompanying BBC TV series. Michaela also reminded the musician Daisy Rickman as suggested listening during her poses.  
• You can follow Michaela's modelling Instagram HERE
• You can follow Michaela's photography HERE
• You can find out more about Micheala's Miss Muse drawing sessions HERE
• Michaela is also featured in these Drawing Circus photosets HERE, HERE and HERE
• Michaela's first portait session can be found HERE 

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• Share these pictures or recordings with anybody else – they are between you and us
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Thanks!

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Having trouble viewing the video? You can watch it directly HERE