posing for naked art would u do it??
yes if I could sit in a rocker
have done it~
one was a charcoal drawing for a series of women over a certain age.
other was abstract which started with a photograph ~ then he used both paint and textile mediums. it looks amazing, the face is done in a way where I would not be easily recognized.
it's art, the human body is a perfect canvas.
- : : : : : Wouldn't ever be a question, even my mirror doesn't want to see it.
- sneakorocksolidposted 14 years ago
0 I would pose naked just for fun, draw me if you like
- Poppa Bluesposted 14 years ago0
poppa your too modest
SimeyC, good to see you there, how are you keeping
it is my intention to pose naked for my girlfriend this evening after her special birthday dinner.... should I serve the ice cream first
- PrettyPantherposted 14 years ago0
I have already done it, several times. It's been a few years since I was asked, though.
Only if was one on one!
I thought I would be cold, but the lights were so bright and hot, I stayed comfortable, then wore a robe during breaks. it was really a very amazing experience, one was with a photographer/artist who used to be a boyfriend who makes a living from his art. the other was with an artist doing a project. it's kind of strange though, because it's not like I can hang it on my wall. my youngest son still lives at home.
it was something I always wanted to do, so one more thing to cross off the 'bucket list.'
- StormRyderposted 14 years ago0
- lyricsingrayposted 14 years ago0
yes with a turtleneck, slacks and boots as accessories
For the person you were modeling for!
I never posed naked for art, but I posed naked for a photo set,,,,,
Really? Mind if I swap some pictures with you!
Sure
Oh,,, uh,,, gee,,, I was not expecting that answer! Let me get back to you on that,,,,,,
I spent most of my photo shoot tied up,,,,,
You can shoot me anytime rebekahELLE!!
Sure, I would...I also don't know how many artists would be interested in a post-baby body that's still working on looking human again, but some might consider it an interesting challenge
. Honestly, I'd be really curious how the artist would interpret it, and for that reason would do it...it's always fascinating to see how others see what's in front of them.-
ha, you're just over in orlando!
{actually, I'm serious now. reading cosettes' latest hub. if you haven't read it, it's worth reading. }
I will say this, it was an experience that helped me realize how the human body is just part of who we are, it's not our identity, just the physical part. it's worth taking care of!
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