FigureDrawing.us
Read the latest Artist and Model interviews at our new location,
FigureDrawing.us.
Choose Your View
artwork by Kjetil Hansen
PoseSpace.com has Reference Photos for Figure Artists and it's Free
to Browse so . . .
Why Buy a Pose?
Choose your view: You get all the views in high resolution, which lets you
choose the one you like best and zoom in for details.
Or use multiple views—like Kjetil Hansen did in this artwork—and
reference them again and again; all for just $6.99 (or less) per Pose.
- → Find models for figure art fast
- → Interesting poses
- → Inspiring models
- → Choose your view
- → High quality photography
- → Immediate access
- → Poses as low as $4.00
(using Pose Credits)
24 hi-res photos just $6.99!
The nude female and male figure in art poses
Inspiration for your figure drawing art or simply for fun and practice.
Most of the poses are photographed in-the-round so you can
create 3D art
or choose the angle that you like best for 2D art.
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Would You Like Free Samples?
When you Create a Login, you'll have access to the Pose Library with 2 free
full-size sample poses.
Great to get started with figure drawing, gesture sketching, painting, even sculpting
practice.
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About Live Model Books
Live Model Books serves artists, illustrators, and anyone who needs a human figure
reference with high-quality
full-color photos of the figure in 360-degree rotation. Our books, disks, and downloads
make it easy for
artists to get just the pose they want, exactly when they want it and at an affordable
price.
Through our Art Models project, we seek to help people further their understanding
of the human form by
providing quality reference material that can be studied at length and in close-up
detail.
One of the ways we do that is through the use of lighting, studio space and camera
settings designed to create
images of the human form that comes as close as possible to what you would
see if you were standing in the
studio with the models. Another is by providing a variety of formats that make the
images both affordable and
convenient—no matter how you choose to work.
The human figure is a challenging subject. It is a complex form of light and shadow,
with subtle variations
in color and texture, possessing both complex angles and smooth curves and all interacting
in an endless
variety of configurations. That is challenging enough but for many people learning
the figure is complicated
even more by social taboos that make it difficult to find nude art models to study.
This fact makes an already challenging subject even more difficult. That is a problem
we wish to solve and,
as a result, we hope to encourage more and better figurative art.