One Might Blush

Artists have live models. These women arrive at a studio, disrobe, and stand stock still. While she is frozen in time, you trace her muscles, pencil in the flare of her ribs, and wrestle with the fine points of her shoulders. All the while, the mind roams, and a thunderstorm rages, a fire burning with intrigue and lust. With "One Might Blush", author and illustrator Ivan Borodin uses a poem to expose the inner monologue of the artist captivated by his subject. Hold onto your drawing instruments, as the book is laden with images to support this revelation of bare naked truth.