Four Quick Studies for 'Albany Bowl'
-795360.jpg "'Four Quick Studies for Albany Bowl' watercolor self-portrait by San Francisco Bay Area artist Julia Kay. (Click to view same image larger.)")
-723019.jpg "'Four Quick Studies for Albany Bowl' watercolor self-portrait by San Francisco Bay Area artist Julia Kay. (Click to view same image larger.)")
-723567.jpg "'Four Quick Studies for Albany Bowl' watercolor self-portrait by San Francisco Bay Area artist Julia Kay. (Click to view same image larger.)")
-712326.jpg "'Four Quick Studies for Albany Bowl' watercolor self-portrait by San Francisco Bay Area artist Julia Kay. (Click to view same image larger.)")
-712859.jpg "'Four Quick Studies for Albany Bowl' watercolor self-portrait by San Francisco Bay Area artist Julia Kay. (Click to view same image larger.)")
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. And if what you're doing isn't working - try someting else! I suppose that applies equally to drawing and bowling. In any event, this is from our TAEC class trip to Albany Bowl to observe and teach the Alexander Technique in activity - working on each other while working on bowling.
Labels: 2008, Media: Pen, Media: Pencil/Graphite, Media: Watercolor, Process: Directly From a Photo, Process: From Photo(s), Process: In 15 minutes or less, Scale: Small, Style: Loose and Scribbly, Subject: Alexander Technique, Subject: Narrative, Where: San Francisco (Florida St.)
posted by Julia Kay at
9:22 PM
3 Comments:
It's like a film. I can't wait for the animated Alexander documentary, called "Bowling in Oakland."
(I'm actually serious. Why should Linklater et al have all the fun?)
The AT helped my bowling quite a bit! Check out their website at http://alexandertechnique.com
More info can also be found at the website of the American Society for the Alexander Technique
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