Art Models
 

These are pictures taken of nude models in art classes. One of them I believe is a German art teacher, who stripped in front of her class to be drawn by her class. As far as I recall, she was later fired over this.

How come i never had teachers like that?

Really?
 

A German art teacher fired for nudity?!?!?

In Germany? The land that invented public nudity? (FKK) The land where people get naked in city parks, swimming pools and hotel saunas on a regular basis?

Do you know which picture in your series that story refers to?

BTW cheers for the great post, thanks for the pics!

A few more.

I like the pic of the nude people painting a clothed model. National Lampoon did a cover like that once, of a bunch of naked women painting a clothed man. Maybe someone can post a picture of it?

Thanks

Fango

I'm expanding this thread to include models posing with the finished painting

nice idea. I love nude art-models.

I liked my classes..it was hard trying to improve my drawing skills when you had this naked woman infront of you - most them not very beautiful, but I loved them. and some were really beautiful..it was hard not to leave the room to wank and come back :)

Anyone got more of the black chick's pics?They look interesting...........:)

excellent thread

A few more models

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thanks
 

thanks for all of those - especially the last one which was super. Those Japanese are at it again...

Klondike

I really enjoyed the girl with the tattoos. She has a confidence about her that really comes through in the pics and is very sexy.

Thanks

Fango

the second last one in the first post is from a nice film where this girl is nude almost all the movie. unfortunatly i don't remember the name, but i think it was an italian or maybe spanish or german movie.

wow

look at this girl, so tiny and gorgeous.

https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/atta...&stc=1&thumb=1

art model scene,,,,,,,,
 

being there. is it erotic or not? my wife was an art model all through college before i met her. She says its just art. I say that its more than "just" that when you have a room full of at least 1/2 men and you totally nude for long periods of time........... WHAT DO YOU THINK????

Its a way to make a few bucks if you're poor and young and have a decent body. If your wife has a little bit of an exhibitionist streak, its really not a bad way for her to express it. Its basically harmless. I have taken life drawing and everyone is very polite.

Blame the French - they started it all.

Klondike

Nudist and ART Model
 

These shots are from the '90's. I met the model, a nudist, along with her boyfriend and her teen daughter while they were camping- naked, of course. She and her family were very natural and friendly. The pictures were copied for me by someone who roomed with the male model in the photo. She had a marvelously hairy pussy which unfortunately these photos don't show. She's surely a granny by now. She probably would be proud to be honored and fondly remembered in all her glory- in your thread.

I took a figure drawing class once as part of my art curriculum in college. For some reason it was extremely damanding. The homework was ridiculous and complicated and the professor kept on hiring male models for us to draw. I just got the hell out of there and dropped the class. If it was just about staring at dicks all day long I think I could have survived the class long enough until some hot models was hired, but the homework was insane!

As a student in the art school I used to walk pass another figure drawing/painting class and the three times I did so while on my way to the the lockers I noticed that the female models in every case were obese! This has been my experience with nude "models" in class.

Nude art models are my favorite! Prefer it over strippers, there's something about it not trying to be sexy that makes it sexy.

I remember doing one in college, a man and a woman. The man was horrible looking, he looked like a homeless guy. I guess the teacher was going for all types of bodies thing. Anyway after him we did the woman which I looked forward too but she was a bit plain looking. I mean I love normal non-model looking women but she was totally uninspiring.

Then I took another non-college drawing class, I will never forget. I saw this absolutley adorable brunette girl in normal street clothes and I was stunned that she was the model. Then she changed into a flowing white robe and I was pretty much read to explode with anticipation. Then she took the white robe off and I was just out of it. It pained me to actually use energy to draw instead of just staring at her. My biggest regret is that I don't have a photo of it, I would treasure it. She had her hair in a bun and had perky breasts.

Also I thought it was so cute when during her break she put her robe back on and she starting walking around and looking at all our drawings. :)

That's actually the main reason you don't see a lot of really attractive art models out there. Many teachers consider them an unnecessary distraction.

When I was back in school I was a TA in life drawing classes for a couple of years and you could practically watch the artistic abilities of the students (and not just the guys) drop whenever the model was cute. One time we had a replacement model come in at the last minute, she was incredibly good looking with a great body. When he saw her the teacher told me that we weren't going to get much done that day because she was 'way too hot to draw'. He was right, it was a fairly advanced class but that day most of the student's drawings looked like they had never held a pencil before.

Every so often I'd see some really cute college student come in and ask about being a model for the class only to be turned away by the teacher. Now that was painful.

It was "La Belle Noiseuse" and the model was played by Emmanuelle Beart, who's now a big star in France.

It's certainly distracting if the model is good looking, but what if the model they hire is the complete opposite and grotesque looking? Couldn't you make an argument that this is just as distracting? At least if the model is good looking you can actually draw some inspiration from that, but how do I draw inspiration from someone that looks like they belong on nbc's the Biggest Loser?

my experience
 

Ive been to a number of figure drawing classes and workshops where the women ranged from average to smoking hot...there was one or two times that the model was slightly overweight...i dont think it affected the artwork so much either way tho. at least in my experience...also my definition of hot might be off....but on the whole i think that men are very forgiving when it comes to looks and nudity....

in any case a few months back i went to a workshop where every week we had a different model and each week she was smoking hot....all college students looking for extra money over the summer....i was turned on by it but at the same time focused on the art...looking around it seemed the others also didnt have a problem with it....maybe it was just the crowds i have been around. maybe its different depending on the class...like in a college where the kids just need the credit or just want to see a naked woman....of course they will be distracted by it...but in my experience artists tend to appreciate beauty

now i want to be an artist

You'd be surprised. It's really a whole lot easier to just tune out and let the creative side of your brain take over if your hormones aren't kicking into overdrive. Besides, grotesque is a lot easier to draw because you can go as crazy as you want and still come up with a decent picture. Beauty is about subtlety and symmetry and those can be difficult traits to capture. Even putting hormones aside really trying to capture the essence of what makes a beautiful woman beautiful can be a frustrating experience.



Workshops are a totally different game. They're often run by professional artists who are trying to make enough money to pay for their studio space and they hire whoever they want to hire. I know a few artists who actively recruit their models from the local college campuses because the women are young cute and, just as importantly, they usually don't know that the going rate for nude art models around here is $17+ dollars an hour.

But, in my experience, the workshops that exclusively hire attractive young women aren't that common and they tend to cater to the weekend dabblers rather than the serious artists. Drawing cute 20 year olds is a lot of fun but if you really want to know how to draw people then you're going to want a lot more variety in models.

Life class
 

A couple of nice ones:

Let's be honest, the majority of ppl in these classes can't draw a lick to begin with. How do you determine whether someone's drawing is the direct result of being distracted to the point where they're not paying attention to what they're doing compared to how they would draw if the model were gross looking?

Is that the going rate to strip naked for an hour in front of a bunch of people? How on earth does anyone get people to pose nude for less than $17 an hour for a one hour class? You mean I can get a college chick to get naked for like $10 for a workshop?

I have taken life drawing, and I can tell you what was most distracting to me. It wasn't so much the hotness of the babe. It was whether or not she happened to be looking directly at me while posing. That would drive me nuts! You'd get that on occasion - a pose where the teacher asks her to face or look in your direction. I had one model once who sat looking directly at me with legs partially spread. And she was gorgeous too. I was picking my pencil up off the floor, it got so bad....

Klondike

Depends on the level of the class. After you've been doing it for a while you can pretty much tell what someone's ability level is after watching them draw for just a few minutes and when a whole class crashes and burns one night it's pretty obvious.

On the other hand it's not uncommon for a class to perform above their ability levels when the model is pretty gross looking. It doesn't take a genius to figure that less pumping hormones = more focus.

Hey, if you get good enough they pay you to draw them naked!
Remember, this is for art, as long as they don't think you're perving on them a lot of women will get naked for a lot less money than you think.


Pretty much rule number 1 of art modeling, don't look at the students and definitely don't make eye contact. It's really hard to stay focused when someone is staring right at you. Of course, in your case I'd say it was probably worth it.

A few new finds

Recent find
 

Hope these aren't a repost but they are definitely topic appropriate so I had to share. :D

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Never took an art class in college...talk about a lousy advisor!

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I have to agree with earlier posts in this thread...I wouldn't have been able to focus and then come assignment turn-in...I'd have had to rush and submit a stick figure claiming it was interpretive art. :cool:

The end!
 

And what a LOVELY end it is. ;)

Great mix from tidaho and an awesome set from n2mischief!

Thanks

Fango

New art class

A new nice lot of pictures

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