NEW LIFE MODELS
Life modelling involves posing for artists during life drawing sessions, where the human form is observed and depicted. Models may be asked to hold various poses, usually nude, to aid artists in studying anatomy, proportions, and movement. This practice has been integral to art education and creation for centuries.
Physically, life modelling demands strength and endurance, as maintaining specific poses can be challenging. Models often need to be aware of their body's capabilities to hold positions comfortably for extended periods.
Beyond the physical aspects, life modelling offers personal benefits. Many models report increased body confidence and a deeper appreciation for diverse representations of the human form.
We offer both in-person and virtual workshops designed for beginners taking their first steps into life modelling.
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Ever wondered what it’s like to be a life model, but not sure how to begin? Or perhaps you’ve dipped your toes in and want to build your confidence and skills?
Join Loz from The Tipsy Sketching Club and Canberra Life Model Collective for an introduction to life modelling. We’ll explore the fundamentals, including safe posing practices, professional expectations, boundaries and consent, and give you space to decide if life modelling feels right for you - all in a supportive, welcoming environment.
Book a CONSULTATION
Located elsewhere in Australia (or the world)? Book a 1:1 virtual consultation, designed to give you the confidence, knowledge, and practical tools to begin your life modelling journey.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS HAVE SAID
“From the outset, Loz made us feel comfortable and shared great tips (as well as traps for young players) through the session.” - Grant
“It was professional, respectful, and lots of fun.” - Kate
“I learned so much - there’s a lot you don’t realise goes into being a life model!” - Anonymous