Transforming Photos: Preserving Privacy and Artistic Vision
When you share an original photo for a casting call, rest assured that your privacy and preferences are our top priority. Depending on the requirements of the particular art project, your photo can be transformed to ensure that nudity is not visible. However, if the project aims to preserve some form of nudity, this will be announced beforehand, allowing you to decide whether you want to participate.
For projects where nudity is not needed in the final artwork, artists can use techniques such as adding clothing, props, or cropping the image to cover any exposed areas. This process is typically easier than trying to remove clothing digitally, as artists would need to reimagine how the body’s contours look underneath. Therefore, we recommend sharing photos where you are not dressed in long, bulky clothing. Instead, wearing something like a short dress, shorts, or leggings offers more flexibility for the artist, even if the final piece doesn’t require nudity.
Any photo you share for a casting call will never be published or shared by us in any way. We value your privacy and confidentiality. Your photos are reviewed only during the casting selection process, and if you’re chosen, they’re used solely for transforming them into the final artwork.
For projects that involve preserving some form of nudity, there is also the option to change your facial appearance beyond recognition. This means that in the final artwork, your face can either be altered so it no longer resembles the original, or it can be hidden behind added props, shadows, or cropped out. You always have control over your preferences and can decide how you wish to be portrayed for any project.
Examples of Artistic Transformations
An original nude photo can be transformed into non-nude artwork by adding clothing or other elements to cover nudity. Additionally, the face can be altered, as shown in this example. Despite these changes, the final piece still carries the model’s original human essence, body shape, and curves.
An original nude photo was transformed by adding clothing and surrounding elements, resulting in a final artwork where the model is no longer nude. The added elements blend seamlessly to create a complete and artistic scene while maintaining the model’s essence.
The original fully nude photo was transformed into a partially nude artwork by adding artistic clothing and other elements. These additions create a tasteful and refined composition while still preserving the model’s natural form and essence.
Some projects cater to models who are comfortable with preserving both full nudity and their face or maintaining nudity while altering the face. In both cases, the model’s original body is kept intact, with added surroundings to create an artistic image, as shown in the following examples.
In certain projects, the artistic expression is achieved by preserving the model’s nudity while tastefully concealing the face with added elements. This approach maintains the model’s essence and individuality, transforming the image into a piece of fine art, as seen in the following examples.
In some projects that start with original nude photos, the artwork is created without the model’s face, as it is intentionally cropped out, as shown in the following examples. For these projects, the face may not even be required in the original photo when only certain parts of the body are needed. This approach offers endless possibilities for artistic expression while preserving the model’s essence in the final piece.
