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It is a well-known fact that drawing the human figure has been a creative pursuit for thousands of years. Renowned painters refined this endeavor over the centuries.
Since capturing an object on a metal plate came to bear in the mid-nineteenth century, and the ensuing discoveries that led to modern photography became commonplace, the nude figure has persevered as a challenge to all artists, photographers included.
Perhaps that is because the human body has more hidden corridors than almost any other object: the corners of an elbow, the abstract lines of the collarbone, the shadows hiding just beneath a muscle, or the soft curves of a breast. These all compete for the eye of the artist. All human bodies are different and no two artists look at them with the same pair of eyes.
It is a well-known fact that drawing the human figure has been a creative pursuit for thousands of years. Renowned painters refined this endeavor over the centuries.
Since capturing an object on a metal plate came to bear in the mid-nineteenth century, and the ensuing discoveries that led to modern photography became commonplace, the nude figure has persevered as a challenge to all artists, photographers included.
Perhaps that is because the human body has more hidden corridors than almost any other object: the corners of an elbow, the abstract lines of the collarbone, the shadows hiding just beneath a muscle, or the soft curves of a breast. These all compete for the eye of the artist. All human bodies are different and no two artists look at them with the same pair of eyes.
Yes, I do accept commisions.
Cost is dependent on the individual project.
A 50% payment is required in advance.
No refunds on commissions.
If travel is desired, all expenses will be paid.
Notes:
As you can see by the photographs in my portrait section, I work a lot with light and shadow, and mostly with available light.
I consider a portrait to be any image taken of a person, whether that be of a face, a draped figure, a nude, or a family.
If you are interested in discussing the possibilities, please feel free to contact me.
Be well,
Tim
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