Naturist Art ... Display Yours Here

Naturist art mirrors the cultural movement advocating and defending social nudity in private and in public.

Sculpture, paintings, engravings, photographs, music, writing and digitally created images can represent and interpret this cultural practice.

The practice of accessing all five senses through cognitive skills training, strengthens each art project. It also affords ample opportunity for a budding artist -- or an artist who wants an edge -- to learn faster, simpler, easier and grow self-confidence.

Three Bathers

The example here is Three Bathers, 1920, Juan-les-Pins, France, Pablo Picasso. Notice the idyllic neo-classical beach scene evoking the three Mythic Graces.

It expresses innocence, and the yearning to regain innocence. Inherent in innocence is the sense of spontaneity and freedom.

Naturist Art Submission Guidelines

As Dore Thalasso, Artist and Tour Guide, Piraeus, Greece, says:

"On this site you give us an artist's paradise for showcasing an open rapport with nature. That's for me. Whether I am off tent camping or being the tour director for a private charter, I find time to sketch and draw scenes I have experienced through my five senses.

The cognitive skills training throughout Drawingtown fuels my visualization with high octane. Thank you for making this terrific opportunity available!"

What's Your Naturist Art?
Show and Tell About It Here!

Do you draw or sketch the naturism lifestyle? Does your art stress health and fitness? Does your rapport with the environment live in your art? Share your story. Try to include a tip about your creative process.

Your Favorite Naturist Art

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Naturist Art Submission Guidelines

• Each drawing or sketch picture must be ORIGINAL and it MUST BE YOURS.


• The drawings sketches must be visible and MUST BE CREATED BY YOU NOT PURCHASED ART.


• Explain how you prepared the artwork, where the idea came from, a tip that will make it easier for other artists to have fun, prepare, color, finish, display, or frame their own art. You can write about the medium you used to create the art.
  
  You can write about what you love about this piece of your art; what your art means to you; or any other information you would like to share. Your write-up is REALLY important and should be at least 200 words! It doesn't matter if you flunked English. The write-up does NOT have to be perfect.


• Your art does NOT have to be perfect. Creativity and your write-up (Even if you flunked English - it does NOT have to be perfect.) are equally important.


• No violence, no vulgarity.


• Art copied from other websites or other sources will NOT be accepted as this is a copyright infringement.


• Remember to upload the art as indicated on the submission form. It's best to crop and resize your photograph or image to a maximum 300 pixels wide. Make sure you keep the aspect ratio of the height (most photo editing software like Photoshop and others can do it automatically) so that the image is not distorted.

Add your supportive and encouraging comments to other artists' work.

With warmest regards,