Figure Model Poses Drawing Reference Images (NON-NUDE SERIES DLDS #5) in Ultra HD 4K

Figure Model Poses
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At New Masters Academy we're always looking for new ways to help teach the fundamentals of art. Recently we have begun releasing (via TH-cam) a series of timed reference videos that we call the Daily Life Drawing Sessions. These sessions allow artists to practice drawing 1, 2, 5, and now 10 minute figure drawing poses that we have selected from the vast Image Reference Library ( www.nma.art/im... ). These sessions have been met with with overwhelming enthusiasm which sparked a new idea:
We have begun recording real-time video lessons where your New Masters Academy instructors draw from these timed sessions right alongside you. Click here to view the free sessions on TH-cam: (please note this series contains nude reference images) • Daily Life Drawing Ses...
Using these videos is simple!
1. Set up your computer, laptop, or tablet near your working area with the screen at a perpendicular angle to your eye.
2. Make sure you are working in a well lit area with your drawing surface perpendicular to your eye as well.
3. Play the video and try to work in real time (no pausing!). First you will see a series of one minute poses. This doesn't give you much time so you'll want to try to get a sense of the whole figure, whether you're drawing gesture lines or an interconnecting lay-in. Even for the one minute poses, don't rush! Just set realistic goals for yourself.
Tip: When two images are shown side-by-side choose whichever image you like. If you repeat the same video session again (and we recommend you do) you can do the drawing over again or choose the other side.
4. After five one-minute poses, you'll get the chance to do five two-minute poses. Here you are going to work the same way that you did with the one minute poses but you'll also be able to start defining the forms (starting with major forms) and how they connect with each other.
5. The last poses are two 5-minutes and then a single ten minute pose. We have chosen particularly difficult poses here so take your time to work them out.
You can view more at www.nma.art
Here's how we recommend you use this resource: First do these DLDS (Daily Life Drawing Session) video yourself one or multiple times trying to stay true to the timer and improving on your initial drawings and understandings of the poses each time.
Next watch your favorite instructors do the same drawings from the same videos as you, comparing what similarities and differences there are between not only you and your favorite instructor, but also among the different instructors.
This is an approach that has never been implemented in art education and so far the feedback has extremely positive.
Questions:
What if I want to draw for more than 10 minutes?
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What if I have suggestions/feedback?
Post them here in the comments area. We welcome any opportunity to improve!

[@vivioprea4046]

My 1 min pose drawing looked like a worm! I guess it takes some practice. Lots of thanks for the videos!

[@downtime86stars17]

Draw small and without lifting your pen or pencil.

[@downtime86stars17]

@@ep6600 There is more than one way to do a gesture drawing, nazi. That is one of the exercises I regularly did in art classes.

[@scoobydoobydoo8588]

thanks for making it available to the public

[@malachicole9551]

i seriously appreciate these, i can only draw so many figure skating poses

[@justyarn9939]

My teacher at camp showed us these videos for practice and it literally improved my drawing skills immediately

[@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA]

We are glad it's helping!

[@polianafernandes5980]

this resource is so precious

[@frendyrusman8639]

I'm only here to join Inacademy

[@itsTbomber]

Oh so we are all here for the same reason

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hello fellow tentacult member

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inagang

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Yes

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gang gang gang

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Takotime!

[@abigailg.2595]

25:11 , otherwise known as "What the heck is this pose and how do they expect me to draw it"

[@MrBones-my5wm]

It's _"The Dead Body"_ pose

[@NosleepNogains]

Looks like something out of jojo

[@throwingcatsproductions22]

🤣 same

[@mordred7820]

for me this was the easiest out of all of them

[@Beebbubs]

literally meeee. the no head was what made it so difficult, as for me it seemed difficult to work out proportions

[@leliang]

I came here with an octopus priestess and learned a lot, thank you！

[@RRed04]

Beautiful poses!

[@mbnws1629]

let's goooo

[@davidbriggs5778]

Thank you for the Non-Nude Series. There is no reason for nude models unless the student is advanced and in the privacy of an atelier. Please provide instruction on Capturing The Gesture - a step by step video draw along at a slow and narrated pace would be great. Best David

[@qtheplatypus]

What is an atelier?

[@downtime86stars17]

@@qtheplatypus It's a traditional, very intense style of fine art training.

[@MuffinMachine]

@@qtheplatypus Do a web search. But also, since someone posted the wrong answer here, Webster says: "an artist's or designer's studio or workroom". Hopefully you figured this out a year ago, but I can't just let the wrong answer sit on the internet somewhere, especially when the definition provided by another user does not even fit within the context of the sentence.

[@MuffinMachine]

Also, in the interest of someone reading this comment and thinking OP is right about nude models being only for advanced artists: No. It is much more difficult to understand how the body works when it is masked by clothing than when it is not. For instance, the final 10 minute pose of this video (wait, not this video, the one before it in the playlist.th-cam.com/video/O4GHqyg1vk0/w-d-xo.html) was quite challenging as the lower torso is covered by clothing that is essentially a shadow which could baffle someone attempting to decipher the anatomy at an early stage. Clothing changes the shape of the figure, even when it is tight. And if you think this should only be done in the privacy of your art studio then perhaps you should only watch these in the privacy of your art studio? That all being said, the nude and non-nude series are both excellent. Thank you NMA!

[@naoisepye]

great video thank you, nice to find something so simple, that one can just follow as it its! BTW, what's the piece of music?

[@YUInoRUIDO]

last one was good!

[@victoriadacostalamas]

Last pose: Well, it's over.

[@ghastemp11]

Ina POG

[@mack4rel]

#TAKOTIME

[@edbianchi8839]

Thank you !!!

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Ina gang

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17:55. R.I.P. Piano
Lol

[@ArithaNaran]

Thank you so much 😌. Ifykyk 😅😂 [Uni Things]

[@milanpaudel9624]

damn these are complicated.. phew

[@BATMAN10N]

Thank you...

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0:13

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🙏🙏

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#inacademy

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a certain comfy tako brought me here

[@maleficios1987]

damn that hurts my hand

[@nicholaslitton106]

25:16

[@paulpesigan7525]

im not doing the last one lol

[@brikboc259]

Who is here to join the in academy
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✔✔

[@Jevgenij666]

Hello world

[@namankhilrani8845]

Rip someone who comes here as a non Vtuber fan xD

[@cloudy7971]

??? please explain