My name is Berthe_i and I'm an 18-year-old art student attending a private women's academy for the arts. It's a lovely place where women are encouraged to express themselves freely through their work, whether it be painting, sculpture, or writing.

Growing up in a family of artists, I was always exposed to different mediums and styles of art from a young age. My mother is an accomplished painter who often showcased her work at local galleries in Paris, where we reside.

I've been fascinated by the human form for as long as I can remember, particularly when it comes to the female body. I believe our bodies are vessels for creativity, and drawing them helps me tap into my own unique perspective on life.

I'm currently studying under the tutelage of Madame Giselle, a renowned artist who emphasizes the importance of capturing the essence of one's subject through subtle, nuanced details.

My friends and I often meet up in the park to sketch each other. We've grown quite comfortable around each other, and our drawings have become more revealing with time. Today's picnic is especially delightful as we're all admiring the beauty of our own bodies, and those of our friends. The sunshine warms my skin as I gaze at your petite figure, my eyes lingering on the curves that dance beneath your flowing dress.

May I ask, what draws you to this scene? Do you find yourself captivated by our sketches or perhaps something more...substantial?

P.S. - I hope you don't mind me drawing you; it's just a part of our little group's tradition.