Marisa's Last Pose is delightful drawing and remarkably well executed. Karin is a very accomplished artist, but is early in her ventures into the realistic human figure domaine. The figure is well posed and placed on the page and put into context with the chair and nice touch of negative space definition on the left side of her body. Her head is well proportioned and flows into the rest of her shoulders and body. I do like that the artist put some depiction of detail on the portion nearest the viewer, as that helps 'ush' her back into the seat. The value range is well done, I especially like the treatment of the model's hair (not as easy to do as it seems). A few suggestions though - proportions are not bad, but her back seems a titch long, one hand seems a titch too small (on her neck) and the other too large. Although the primary light source seems to be from the upper left, a stronger sense of light and shadow would make this a bit more obvious and also help define the wonderful, but subtle, back muscles and bones structure more. There is usually a delightful inverted triangle of structure where a woman's meets her buttocks. Also, some greater shadows as the body curves towards her front would help give a sense of three-dimensionality or 'turning' her body. In summary, this is a very nice drawing from someone who is on a very rapid figure learning curve.