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The Art Model’s Handbook
Explains
How to Pose for Art
Classes, Artists, and Photographers
Have you ever considered posing
nude for an art class, but weren't sure what is expected? Have you
ever thought you would like to model for a professional artist?
The Art Model’s Handbook is a comprehensive book that answers
your questions and gives you the confidence to model for figure
drawing classes, sculptors, painters, and fine art photographers.
A few of the many topics covered include:
- how to choose interesting and appropriate
poses
- common pose requests
- gesture poses for animators
- holding long poses for sculptors and painters
- fine art nude photography
- why art students draw naked people
- the significance of nude figures in art
- honest answers about anxieties such as
nudity, erections, menstruation
- costume modeling
- finding jobs as an art model
- why some applicants don't get hired
- professional conduct and etiquette.
This book gets straight to the point with
20 chapters providing the information you want to know in a casual,
engaging writing style. The author’s experience is complemented
by interviews with accomplished male and female models, artists,
and fine art photographers. The book is illustrated with figure
drawings, paintings, sculpture, and photography.
If you want to learn how to inspire artists
as an art model, read The Art Model's Handbook.
 "A
brilliant idea, well executed and long overdue."
Art Books Reviews gives The Art
Model's Handbook 5-stars: See the reviews
page for more.
Order
now from Amazon.com
The Art Model's
Handbook: The Naked Truth about Posing for Art Classes and Fine
Artists • by Andrew Cahner
ISBN-13: 978-1-442-16969-2 • ISBN-10: 1-442-16969-9 •
Available from Amazon.com
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Contents of this site © 2009. All rights reserved.
Painting on book cover: “Trois Couleurs Noir.” Oil on
canvas. © 2004 Antoine de Villiers. Used with permission.
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