Topic: | A question about NLPmodelling |
Posted by: | Robert |
Date/Time: | 01/08/2004 13:10:31 |
Greetings to everyone in the Whispering Community. I have read through all (well 99.9%) of the posts (as well as sections in WITW) relating to the activity refered to as NLPmodelling. I really just require some clafication and advice from anyone who has has any experience with this original flavour/flavor of modelling, with the following scenario: I would be interest in modelling an artist(painter). Obviously the first step is to identify a suitable artist to model, and which skills, specifically I would like to learn. In the presence of the artist, I would enter into the "Know-nothing" state, and then begin to go into 2nd position as the artist performed their magic. My first question is (and is probably a "stupid" question): Where would I sit (or stand) in relation to the artist? I would not want to distract (or dare I say "annoy") them from their work. With regards to micro-muscular movements (MMMs) I realise that any movements the Modeller makes are to be imperceptible to a non-trained observer: How specifically would I "mimik" the movements of an artist - such as a broad brush stroke - in "real time" using MMMs? Would my hands just remain in the normal resting position during the MMMs? Any feedback and advice would sure be appreciated. Thanks Robert |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
A question about NLPmodelling | 01/08/2004 13:10:31 | Robert |
Re:A question about NLPmodelling | 01/08/2004 15:50:03 | Russ Kenworthy |
Re:A question about NLPmodelling | 02/08/2004 08:29:38 | e_lie |
Re:Re:A question about NLPmodelling | 02/08/2004 09:26:04 | Robert |
NLPRocks | 03/08/2004 03:59:31 | InnerCalm |
Re:NLPRocks | 03/08/2004 07:59:09 | Robert |
Re:Re:A question about NLPmodelling | 02/08/2004 09:31:24 | Robert |
Re:A question about NLPmodelling | 02/08/2004 09:12:37 | Mark MacLean |