PumpJack_McGee commented at 2011-01-15 02:59:29 » #582157

Fuck that shit. Art class was NEVER this interesting.

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Anonymous commented at 2011-01-22 13:10:14 » #591410

Oh my God, that girl has a cell phone out in class!

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Anonymous commented at 2011-01-27 16:20:34 » #597974

actully art college is axactly like this execpt from the woman jacking them off

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Anonymous commented at 2011-02-09 07:19:20 » #613970

Yeah, art in post secondary requires a certain level of maturity to get through. Nudity is pretty common in art, and you deal with a lot of it.

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Anonymous commented at 2011-03-09 03:11:22 » #647748

Art is fueled by unrequited lust, desire and obsession. But you have to learn to mask your emotions and direct them towards the canvas.

When you wander around an art college doing nudes, everyone will look very professional, even though there's a totally hot model in front of them. But when the teacher tells them to paint the model however they like, you will see some very interesting things come out. One person may paint the model being tortured. Another may paint the model dead and bloodied. Another being drowned. Another will overexagerrate boobs and things in a picasso'esque sort of way. Some will fixate on some feature they're obsessed over, like the legs or face or hair. Art is about expressing your emotions in medium, not self. So in that sense it's mature. But folks who do art, who are really passionate about it, can be quite immature. That's sometimes how the best art is made.

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Ukato commented at 2012-09-14 14:14:08 » #1161066

Where do they get models to pose for art classes?

I watched a documentary about an unemployed man in the U.S. who did this for extra cash. He was not even good-looking.

Is it easy as that?

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Anonymous commented at 2014-10-19 11:06:08 » #1620262

I think all of you are missing the point. First off, yes, there are nude models in upper art classes, we know. But contrary to your hopes of the experience representing this pic? They actually volunteer and also don't pose in spread-eagle fashion with their junk two inches away from someone's face; usually they pose in profile, obscuring just enough as to leave it to the imagination. The form of the body is what you're supposed to focus on.

This pic is under the "humiliation" tag. Pretty sure the idea is that it's forced so as to be humiliating.

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ravenhea commented at 2015-05-12 08:21:30 » #1738834

I'm sure that there's a lesson to be learned from this picture, but the hell if I know what it is.

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