I was posing nude for an artist and she had guests over. Is that normal?
Not only that, when I took off my clothes she put them in a drawer so they wouldn't "get dirty." Then as she was drawing me she had 2 femal...
Not only that, when I took off my clothes she put them in a drawer so they wouldn’t "get dirty." Then as she was drawing me she had 2 female friend drop by for wine. It didn’t bother me but they were very obvious about checking me out. The artist even let them select my poses. Is this normal?
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I don’t understand. You’re being paid to pose for the artist and that’s what you did. The fact there were non artists present shouldn’t be an issue as long as you keep posing. She seems very thoughtful by folding and putting your clothes in a safe clean spot. As far as having friends drop in while she works is her concern not yours if she doesn’t get to finish a drawing because she was busy talking to her guests.
No. I draw nudes a lot for art classes and informal goups. No one is in the room except for other artists and other models. It is considered bad form to even talk to the model, you refer instructions to the person who organized the group. If these chicks were drinking chardonay and checking you out you were getting used. That is completely unprofessional. If you didn’t mind, no harm no foul, I guess.
You should start having by a clear contract outlining these concerns before you disrobe for anyone. If you feel uncomfortable with the professionalism of the artist when you are clothed just imagine how vulnerable you will be nude.
This is a joke, it not a real story. Stop wasting everyone’s time with your fantasies and take a cold shower!
It would be appropriate to talk to the model first about it, if it had happened.
So far you don’t seem to be doing well with modeling. Two questions about erections while, one about someone touching you "down there" and now this. In this question I have to wonder how fast the woman could draw if her friends were selecting "poses".
If you are interested in nude modeling I would suggest you sign up to be one. Fair warning though, it probably won’t live up to your fantasy. An artist will be more concerned with form and lines than "checking you out"