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Daniel put together a beautiful set of 25 classical poses utilizing a sword and shield prop. This release contains 25 photos, available for everyone, subscribers and free users alike. Continue reading →

Today I am thrilled to introduce a new model and photographer to you -- meet Sadeq, photographed by Flash Studio. In this series, you will see that Sadeq is in motion in every single one of these photos, doing things like throwing, jumping, fighting and more. Continue reading →

This release is a mix of basic shapes and common objects, including a loaf of bread made at home, and plums from my parents' tree. I hope you find these interesting to draw! Continue reading →

Today we have 15 nude images from photographer Thomas. All of these were taken outdoors in various natural lighting conditions, from a bright sunny day to a gentle overcast. Continue reading →

Today I am rounding out the single objects selection for the Basic Shapes & Still Life tool with a photo shoot of solo tools, kitchen items, dog toys, fruits, and other random items. There are about 69 photos in this set. Continue reading →

Today we complete the set of 360 degree photos from Alex. This batch is all clothed images, suitable for use in classrooms. There are now 23 more Alex poses available to look at in 360 degrees. Continue reading →

In my last update to the Basic Shapes & Objects tool, I had added a filter for single objects, but there were only 13 photos in that category. Today, we're bringing that category closer to respectability, with 114 individual basic shapes photos with a variety of light intensities. Continue reading →

What an oversight! I recently realized that I forgot to release the 360 photos of Alex that we took months back. Today, we rectify that -- there are now 45 Alex poses available to look at in 360 degrees. Continue reading →

Based on your requests, I added a secondary category called "quantity" that its photos can be sorted by. It can either be "multiple objects" or "single objects." Continue reading →

This past week, I took a slight diversion from working on the objects & still life tool to do some general fixes and upgrades to the study tools in general. The main change is that Doodlers and up will now have an opportunity to review the images that they studied at the end of a practice session. It's so nice to make this much-requested feature happen! Continue reading →