ART MODELLING

By ANANAYA SABHARWAL

                                     ART MODELLING

An art model is someone who presents themselves for artists to draw, paint, sculpt or photograph. Art models often pose for individual artists, but many also pose for art students during classes.
Art models pose for a variety of artists who are interested in capturing the human form for their art projects. These models must look at themselves as a work of art and possess the confidence to pose for many art students or art professionals.
They may pose for days and weeks in a row for professional artists who are trying to capture and finalize realistic paintings, sketches or sculptures.



PURPOSE OF MODEL ART
The focus of the profession is all about the human form and providing an opportunity for artists to create unique paintings and drawings. Art models pose in a studio for a set period of time, while artists, typically painters, illustrators, or sculptors, use the model to create a piece of work.

Similarly , I have presented my art as a model art through a still picture for which I got a reference from my pinterest feed of a model.


MOVIE BOX

 

TITANIC

Titanic is a 1997 American disaster film directed, written, produced, and co-edited by James Cameron. Incorporating both historical and fictionalized aspects, it is based on accounts of the sinking of RMS TITANIC in 1912. 
Kate Winslet and Leonardo di Caprio star as members of different social classes who fall in love during the ship's maiden voyage.
It is one of the blockbuster film of all the times.
This movie showcased a movie scene depicting the model art where leonardo caprio [Jack] drew a model art of the heroine of the movie Kate winslet  [Rose].

MY ART


This is a model reference painting , which I have modified in my artistic style. It is a combination of traditional and modern art, where I have used various patterns and designs that helped me in designing the saree of the model ,also I did some highlighting too in the facial features to give the painting a more realistic effect. Its a rajasthani cultured model art, therefore I have used various elements highlighting the respective culture.




XOXO 
Creativesoul💕

Hey Fellow readers, Welcome !! to my art blog page Creative soul crunches where I will be inspiring you with different styles of art forms through paintings, illustrations ,sketching and various more and the explication that they represent through their presentation. Well ! Well !! My name is ANANAYA SABHARWAL by the way, and I am a 18 years old teenager , who loves to work on her skills and personality traits by engaging in various creative fields. My hobbies are dancing, painting and writing and yet here I am presenting my art blog . Hope you all will join me in my beautiful Blogging journey ahead :))

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