Step 1
Apply
Tell us who you teach, where you teach, and how you want to use Pose Library for figure drawing, gesture practice, illustration, animation, sculpture, or related coursework.
Pose Library Studio is now available. Access the full pose library and custom sessions.
Complimentary Access For Qualified Educators
Free Pose Library Studio access for art educators
Bring structured figure drawing practice into your classroom with complimentary educator access and temporary student access for enrolled classes.
Step 2
Teach
Approved educators receive Studio access they can use for demonstrations, assignments, warmups, independent study, and repeatable class practice sessions.
Step 3
Extend Access
Students in approved courses can receive temporary Studio access so they can practice between classes, complete assignments, and use the same galleries as their instructor.
Built for structured drawing practice inside and outside class
Pose Library helps educators give students more high-quality practice time with timed sessions, full pose library access, custom session building, and repeatable workflows that fit classroom and remote learning.
Educator access is granted for one year and renews automatically while the account remains active and eligibility requirements continue to be met.
Complimentary Studio access for educators
Temporary student access for enrolled classes
Full library and custom session tools
Bring Pose Library into your classroom
We believe drawing improves through consistent practice. That is why Pose Library Studio is available at no cost to qualified educators teaching figure drawing, gesture drawing, illustration, animation, sculpture, and related subjects.
Students often need more practice than class time alone can provide. Pose Library gives them structured drawing sessions they can use between classes to reinforce lessons, complete assignments, and build a regular drawing habit.
Whether you teach in a classroom, atelier, workshop, online course, or community program, Pose Library can help extend practice beyond class time with a system that is already built around repeatable study.
If you also publish educator resources, course materials, or drawing content for a wider audience, you can join the Pose Library affiliate program waitlist for future partner updates.
Who this is for
The educator access program is meant for instructors and organizations already helping artists practice, whether that happens in a formal classroom, a workshop setting, or an online teaching environment.
Colleges, Universities, and Art Schools
A strong fit for academic programs that want a dependable pose reference tool for foundations, figure drawing, anatomy, illustration, animation, and sculpture courses.
Ateliers, Workshops, and Independent Instructors
Useful for teachers running short courses, portfolio workshops, and long-term studio programs who want students to keep practicing outside scheduled sessions.
Online Educators and Remote Programs
Works well for remote teaching because students can access guided practice from anywhere without needing live class time to keep building mileage.
Community and High School Art Programs
Community education programs and secondary art instructors can use Pose Library to support assignments, warmups, and independent study where extra practice time matters.
Why use Pose Library in class
The value is not just more images. It is having a repeatable system for timed drawing practice, assignment support, and student access that aligns with how drawing skills actually improve.
Support daily gesture drawing and assignments
Students can keep practicing between classes, complete homework with better structure, and build the repetition they need for real improvement.
Give students access to the same tools you use
Approved student access helps classes stay aligned by letting students work with the same galleries, references, and session-building tools used in instruction.
Access the full Studio feature set
Educators receive complimentary Studio access with the full pose library, custom drawing sessions, advanced pose player controls, and all current and future Studio galleries.
Match access to the length of the class
Student access is temporary for the duration of the course, while educator access renews automatically year to year as long as the account remains active and eligible.
Apply for educator access
Applications are typically reviewed within a few business days. Please include:
- Name
- School, organization, or program
- Course taught
- Website, portfolio, or instructor profile
- Estimated number of students
- Email address
Verification may be required before access is granted.
What happens next
- Submit the form so we can review your teaching context and course use case.
- If needed, we may follow up to verify your educator status.
- Approved educators receive complimentary access, and enrolled students may receive temporary course access.
Frequently asked questions
A few quick answers for instructors considering complimentary educator access and student course access.
Who qualifies for educator access?
We welcome applications from colleges and universities, art schools, atelier programs, community education programs, high school art programs, online educators, and independent instructors or workshop organizers. Verification may be required before access is granted.
What do approved educators receive?
Approved educators receive complimentary Studio access, full pose library access, custom drawing sessions, advanced pose player controls, and access to all current and future Studio galleries.
Can students receive access too?
Yes. Students enrolled in an approved course may receive complimentary Studio access for the duration of the class so they can practice outside class, complete assignments, and continue building mileage between lessons.
How long does educator access last?
Educator access is granted for one year and renews automatically while the account remains active and continues to meet eligibility requirements. Inactive accounts may be asked to reverify educator status before renewal.
What should I include in the application?
Please provide your name, school or organization, course taught, website or instructor profile, estimated number of students, and email address. You can also include an optional note about how you plan to use Pose Library with your students.