Session Two, The Yellow Wallpaper

On Tuesday May 25, the Atelier lifted the curtain over Zoom to explore our character’s descent into madness.

Leigh began with another set of her incomparable gestures and short poses, then presented three 40-minute vignettes inspired by Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story The Yellow Wallpaper, which chronicles a woman’s unraveling as she is confined both physically and by societal expectations.

Reference Photos

Reference photos for each long pose and angle are available now for purchase, $30 for high resolution digital downloads.

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Some Work From Our Artist Friends

John Tullis created this image of the 2nd pose in pastels, leaning into the shadow play on our charachter
Eric (DubThree3) created this incredibly detailed work from a reference photo of our last pose
Bill Florin really captured the yellow aspects of our final scene
Jean Opperman with a bold and striking take on the first pose

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