Senter said ISU professors of both architecture and art and design will host drawing studios throughout the semester. She said professors first show the print exhibition and then direct models into specific poses while giving informal instructions to help the audience. Each professor takes a different angle with the drawing studios, Senter said. Carol Prusa, an art and design professor and tonight's host, will focus on line and form of the three-dimensional figure, she said. Senter said it can be difficult to depict the female figure, but people of all artistic backgrounds attend the drawing studios.
Art is a discipline.
It's something you have to sharpen. It's a nice, casual environment. Senter said people should take advantage of the open studio because similar sessions usually cost money. It's rare to have access to two models free. At the Huntarian Art Gallery in Glasgow, Atherly said she observed a large print collection in which many male artists portrayed the female figure.