The next two weeks will be on one pose.
Composition-wise I like the silence on the left, the artist and their reflection and the model in a dynamic seated pose. The side-on artist contrasts nicely with the model.
I think the finished artwork will be square. Rather funny that I didn’t see the rogue masking tape that covers her modesty.
Here’s a detail of the above.
Blue card works well as background. The guitar and torso was in place before the model arrived. The two poses were worked into the composition.
A quick 15 minute pose. The image was worked up in acrylics with 4B pencil added near the end and finished with a little more paint.
A detail of the above. Taking some of the detail away helps sometimes.
Black card is harder to work on, too stark. It gives a strange stark, ghost-like feel to the images made on it.
Trevor Mill Graphic Designer Ltd 
Love these, and the one with the horizon line at the hip level is my favourite – reminds me of a Greek statue. Great stuff. 🙂