About Modeling for Life Drawing
- Introduction to the Web Edition
- Life Drawing
- The Artist-Model Relationship
- Website History
- Preface to Original Text
- Acknowledgements for Original Text
- List of Illustrations
Basics
- 1. Who Should Model?
- 2. Model’s Rights
- 3. Artist’s Rights
- 4. Modeling as a Base for a Broader Career
- 5. Fashion Modeling
Practical Considerations
- 6. Length of Sessions
- 7. Holding Poses
- 8. Breaks and How to Use Them
- 9. Exercises
- 10. Models and Artists: Terms of Address
- 11. Sexual Stirrings
- 12. Unexpected Visitors
- 13. Group Poses
Some Don’ts
- 14. When Not to Sign a Model Release
- 15. When Not to Continue With an Artist or Workshop
- 16. Where Not to Model
- 17. Burnout
- 18. Who Should Not Model
Time Out!
Professional Suggestions
Accessories
- 21. Furniture and Appliances
- 22. Clothes and Accessories
- 23. Glasses, Jewels, Body Hair, and Other Decorations
- 24. Other Things to Bring
The Modeling “Business”
- 25. Resume and Business Card
- 26. Portfolio
- 27. Interview
- 28. Finding Modeling Assignments
- 29. Financial Records
Advancement in the Field
Appendices
- Actual Income Calculator
- Model Release Form
- Model Evaluation Form
- What if/when you decide to stop being a model…
- Insurance Plans
- Artist Evaluation Form
- Dedication
Life Modeling Workshop
- Introduction to the Web Edition
- Life Drawing
- The Artist-Model Relationship
- Website History
- Preface to Original Text
- Acknowledgements for Original Text
- List of Illustrations
New Articles
Perspectives on Figure Modeling
- Three Nudes on Wood
- A Monumental Presence (perspectives in life-drawing)
- Adding a “new” book!
- Two quotes, a comment and a riddle
- Modeling and Sexuality (2)
- Drawing People Whole: Portraiture vs. Figure Drawing
- Modeling and Sexuality (1)
- Fondness Over Time
- Modeling and Life-drawing: Fondness is Key
- Fighting and Loving