I would really appreciate the option to only work with male/female poses and exclude non-gender-conforming pose material. Nothing against nonbinary people - in fact, a better way to phrase this might be to ask for better nonbinary models. My experience with drawing from the nonbinary pose material was not spectacular: a larger person, standing in a nondynamic pose, in their own yard, with poor lighting and a poor camera, wearing a dress that hid most of their body, and a youngish androgynous person sitting in a wheelchair, with much of their body obscured by the wheelchair.
Before you call my sensitivity into question, consider that I was streaming myself figure drawing for some friends on discord, and a nonbinary friend who happened to be in the call happened to share my feelings! In fact, what they said was along the lines of: "why does 'nonbinary person' have to mean 'pills and a wheelchair'?" So, what I'd like, if not for a polite way to work with only male/female models, would be a more dynamic lineup of nonbinary models ;)
Other than that, this tool is great, and thank you for making it! I really appreciate how your "class" feature warms up with a series of quick poses and then works into longer ones, like the actual figure drawing classes I've done, which is a feature that the other pose resource I know of (quickposes) sadly lacks.
Glacialfreeze
edited this post on February 26, 2024 9:01pm.
