Framestore, London, 14 January 2025
In November, my début booking for Cosy Life Drawing London at Framestore had been a duo session with Esther. Fast forward two months, this was now my first solo session. I arrived comfortably early as the venue’s pre-visit sign-in email stated 18:00 under ‘When’. It should have been 19:00 but, no problem, I like to be in good time.
The set-up was exactly the same as before: the space, availability of props, the pose lengths, the automated timing system, music, a glass of wine at the interval. All good. Small easels for the artists seemed to be new. And, of course, people change. Artists can vary from session to session; and I no longer had Esther.
I’d been a bit under the weather going into this evening, but once we were under way my energy lifted and I felt on pretty good form. Even so, there was a poignancy about being solo after modelling here beautifully as a couple just weeks ago. I wasn’t aware of projecting sadness, yet… these are skilled artists, they saw it in the longer poses.
Pose minutes, 7pm-9:30pm
Part 1 : 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 5, 5, 5, 10, 10, 2.
— break —
Part 2 : 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 15, 15, 15.
Artworks
With apologies to artists I’m unable to credit.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Germaine Colajanni.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Germaine Colajanni.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Germaine Colajanni.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Germaine Colajanni.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.

Artwork by Vincent Aupetit.




















