Art Models Jesse222: Figure Drawing Pose Reference

by Douglas Johnson

Draw, paint, sculpt the figure anytime and anywhere with this portable figure reference. This ebook shows you ONE pose of a male model in a walking position photographed on a rotating platform. 24 photos—one every 15 degrees as the model turns through a full circle—provide a complete 360-degree view around the figure. Choose your preferred view for 2D art, like painting, or see the whole figure for 3D art, like sculpture. Zoom in to see details in hands and face and other tricky areas, giving you even more options for how to use the photos.Whatever your goal, such as practicing to improve your skills, or creating a finished work of art, or just unwinding at the end of a long day with some figure drawing, PoseSpace.com poses provide a quality reference you can come back to again and again.Don't spend hours searching for reference material only to find photos of questionable content and dubious quality. We've spent years in the studio and you get the benefit—expertly crafted photos designed specifically for figure art so you can get right to the part you actually creating art.This ebook has the Jesse222 Pose from PoseSpace.com, as shown on the cover.

70 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 17, 2019

About the author

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Douglas is the principle photographer for Live Model Books and the Art Models series of books and disks for figure artists.
When he launched the Art Models series, he envisioned his in-the-round photography being used by sculptors who need to see all around the figure. Over time, more and different types of artists requested other subjects, like the figure in action and chiaroscuro lighting. As a result, Douglas' photography is now in books, disks, downloads, e-books, and websites used by thousands of artists around the world who all share a passion for figure art.

Reviews

[Tucker Almengor]

"drawing reference"

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[Doug Swicegood · Rating 4 out of 5]

The model is photographed in stills with each page he turns a bit to show anatomy for studying and drawing. Not a bad little book. It will be fun to do some sketches.