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| For what reason they decide to do modeling for teen photography sites? I'm not talking about worthless pornstars or professional supermodels or porn amateurs. I'm talking about beautiful models of teen photography sites such as Met-Art, Femjoy, Hegre-Art and Domai. These girls are really beautiful (photoshopping is not the case) and look innocent. So is there any horrible fact behind this type of modeling? For what reason these girls decide to do modeling for these sites? - JUST for Money? How much? - Because they really want? (as site owners claim) - They are forced to do that for any reason? |
| Why should there be any "horrible fact" behind them modelling?? A lot of these models do it because they enjoy it and don't have any hang ups about nudity and showing their bodies - the money obviously helps but the pay is not great. |
| Do you know of any teen writting contest? I am trying to earn some money by entering contest. I know it sounds weird but I am just a teen who can't get a steady job so.... I would like to know if you have heard of any writing contest or other contest like modeling, art, and any other contest you can think of. Please leave contact information to the contest so i can learn more about it. |
| If you go to www.teenink.com there are tons of contests. They don't give out many cash prizes, but there are many other prizes and it looks great in college applications. |
| Is it posible for me to be a teen model for abercrombie or something? I am 5ft5in and weigh a little less than 98 pounds ans am 14, and i look thinner than that because i run a lot so there for i look fit. but i just have always been intresting in modeling but since i have alwasy had braces i never really tried but now that i am getting them off i think i can at least try to become one. also am thinking about attending a modeling/art program and want to go to a few acting classes. I know my height is a problem but maybe if i could model makeup because i have naturally really long eyelashes and big bright blue eyes and good complection although i am quite fair but i have little facial blemishes and take very good car of my skin haha also i read abercrombie has consider models between 5ft5 and 5ft7 so maybe i have a shot ??? any answers thanks |
| i think they have an option for that on their site |
| What do you think of Popular Culture in 2008? Or is this question not rude enough for you to answer? Tell me everything you know and think about what society deems popular/fascinating these days. Like airbrushing models in teen magazines, and size-zero Eva Longoria, and Apple, Ipods, Egyptian Cotton, Halloween, Valentines day, Marriage. Are we growing more, or less superficial do you think? And would you buy that Amy Winehouse Pop art painting? and why? |
| lol.its not rude enough. anyway, its out of control. we are becoming more superficial. everyday its something else. and apple needs to stop with that trash they are making. amy winehouse pop art? hell no. |
| I want to be a teen model but idk where to start? so i have always been interested in modeling i think its fascinating and amazing, i love looking natural and feeling confident, i love art and style and magazines and things like that i think i have the body for modeling, but i dont know if i have the face, i do not have strong facial features but i am very pretty, i have high cheek bones and no zits and big eyes but the over all shape isn super great but anyway, i also had these weird eyesbrows that when i relax them i look evil. i am not very photo genic either, but i want to learn how to correct these things and make myself photo genic and have a good smile and have different facial features...so what should i do? where can i learn this online? how do i even break it to my parents that i want to do this?? im only 14 but if im serious about it then i want to start young, i feel like this is something of a dream like piano, a year ago i always wanted to do piano and now ive been doing it ever since and i love it...so how do i learn to have good facial expressions, know the right angles for my face, and just figure out what works and what doesnt?? |
| Well modeling may be the right career for you since intellectual jobs don't seem to be your strong point. |
| Which is the best name for a teenage all girl academy of the arts? Teens In Action: Academy of the Arts For models, dancers, singers, actress, pageant winners, cheerleaders, horseback riders, and songwriters The Teen Factory: Academy of the Arts For models, dancers, singers, actress, pageant winners, cheerleaders, horseback riders, and songwriters Step up to the Stars: Academy of the Arts For models, dancers, singers, actress, pageant winners, cheerleaders, horseback riders, and songwriters |
| Step up to the Stars: Acadamy of the Arts |
| Should I indulge in art or find something else? I'm a 21 year old college student and I'm just trying to be myself. There's a lot of variables to my personality but at heart...it's a little fuzzy. I took many personality tests and I'm categorized as INFP. A little background: I can say that I've loved art for a long time, it was one of the only things my mother encouraged and appreciated, I also found it personally pleasing. I did adolescent art with pleasure, grew up a bit more and kept at it, sketching this and that, late teen years I took up many art classes in high school thinking to myself that because it's pleasing I should keep going. But then again I was a rebel and skipped school etc..and eventually just stopped doing art (because I felt it fed my wild side to much) and focused on graduating(2 years behind my class). Now I'm in college. Honestly, I was in the bracket of human who didn't even ACTUALLY consider going to college BECAUSE I was so caught up in my problems and lifestyle. My role models just were not there. The only reason I thought of going to college for art was because I'm fair at it, naturally. I've been "out of the game" for a couple years and I just don't know if I should feed my artistic/creative side again. I'm a liberal arts student for now, thinking of going into the health field, because I want to shine my mind on others. Some things I've done: I worked as a cashier at a grocery store my junior year in high school, I was a local rap artist, I was a fair artist in school, I starred in a senior musical, I've committed juvenile acts, I've tried my hand at poetry, I never partook in sports through school but experimented with many, I never planned for the future because it was so dark, and I've gotten through one semester of college. There is so much in between but those are some things I've done. I know there is no profession that I'm DESTINED to take up, I just don't want to deny me my own nature to fit the mold. You know? So what do you think? What suggestions have you, the world? |
| You didn't make it clear whether you still have a passion for 'art', and whether you still want to pursue the visual arts, as you also have an interest in singing, performing and poetry. Sounds like you're confused about yr options, and perhaps being swayed with 'shoulds'. The art thing cud even be a shud bcause yr mother encouraged it, and also bcause you may think you ought to because you have some ability. Is the health thing genuine, or just based on altruistic principles? Maybe you have options you haven't even thought of. Try some brainstorming, go with your heart rather than rationalize or discount possibilities b4 you even explore them. If you find you do still have a passion for art, and you want to work in the field of health, how about studying to become an art therapist? This can be for physical or mental health, and could take any route: fine art, drama etc, Just a thought. Reckon you know deep down which path to follow, but are scared to, poss as it's not as financially secure, or poss as might seem self indulgent. If so, that's too head not heart. You will succeed at anything you truly want to do, but may well fail if you do something you feel you ought to do. If you really can't decide what you want to be, study what you have the most passion for, or a combination of things you love, then you're half way there. Hope this helps. Wishing you success. |
| I need a model for my art project. (a picture)? For my art project, i have to include all of the 7 elements. im doing oil pastels i think, and am drawing a teen aged girl, maybe 16 years or so. she will look sad, but i want her to be the most beautiful girl. dark hair, pale. (NOT SCENE) could someone give me a picture of a girl of that description? she doesn't have to look sad in the picture but it would be easier. also, she will look deep in thought. THANKS! |
| well i put in 16 year old, Black Hair, Pale. and I have a gothic type of girl, but the looks a little sad but really i thing its a good picture if this think doesn't get you there just message me at either yahoo if you can or my email "charlotte-and-me-1997@hotmail.com" OR you could follow what i put you should find her as the 2nd picture there, media.photobucket.com/image/16%20year%20old,%20Black%20Hair,%20Pale./kaykayomni/michelle-branch-diverse-photosho-1.jpg |
| What type of artistic career am I suited? I love drawing models and pictures of women in fashion magazines. I spend hours drawing pictures from the spreads of magazines like teen vogue and nylon, the crazier the better. I also love drawing objects, like foods and painting landscapes. I have a huge interest in fashion, but I would not like a career in fashion design. I am starting (art & design) college in the fall. But I have no idea what type of career I am headed for, even though its early days yet. Does anyone know what I would be suited for? xxxx |
| You can be a fashion illustrator, they draw the pictures for the designers of what the designs might look like. Or you can be a graphic designer, or illustrator, or animator. |
| Teen girls: Site model homework? Okay. I go to school at an arts high school. For our photography class, we have to do a project about site models. I decided that I would pick four site models. I am going to put them on a poster and write comments about what people think about each girl. So, can you please look at these pictures and: 1. Write a comment about each. 2. Tell me your favorite. 3. Put them in your favorite to least favorite order. Thank you so much guys! Girl 1: media.photobucket.com/image/site%20models/xSugarRushx3/fugibh.jpg?o=22 Girl 2: i665.photobucket.com/albums/vv18/SARupxx/7016_103362886342143_10000005295542.jpg Girl 3: i710.photobucket.com/albums/ww106/xSugarRushx3/dfhjsklh.jpg Girl 4: i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr236/_site_model_bucket_/8091736010a9458044060l.jpg |
| Girl 2: Innocent, nice eye, Pretty Girl 4: Pretty hair and nice smile... though again no face Girl 3 : Terrible photo, poses so much you cant see her face Girl 1: Same as number Girl 3 2 as fav as shes a 'real' looking girl who isnt posing and covering up their face as bad as the others |