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Portait designs
~Tony Khoury~

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A portrait can be taken in any way you want. It could be a happy portrait that is thanking everything or it could be a sad portrait hoping you had more.
~Anthony Kanbour

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The portrait below is an example of an artist highlighting the skill of strokes in their artwork. The face has different coloured strokes that can have different textures.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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There are many different portrait designs such as...
Coloured portraits, black and white portraits, realistic portraits, portraits using shapes, portraits and another image put in the one photo ect.
~Tony Khoury~

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Portraits don't have t be of you of your face example they can be of your eyes or your nose and eye or even half your face it can be random

~Antonio Georges

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Portrait of whole person
~Tony Khoury~

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Many portraits have a message behind the artwork. The artist tries to attract the viewers and hopes that they will figure out the message. When the viewers take a long time to figure out the message, they can also realise the small, beautiful touches the artist had made to create a great creation.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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A portrait like the one below is an example of an artwork that can really confuse and attract the viewer. This portrait is obviously of the face of someone, however, the closed in effect interests the viewer and makes them think about what the message of the artwork is.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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~Antonio Georges

this is oil on canvas

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There are many different types of portraits, there can be portraits of just the face of a person, there could be portraits which go a bit below the shoulders or even portraits of the whole body.
~Tony Khoury~

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A portrait does not need to be of one person it can be about multiple people example the last supper, the last supper is a portrait of Jesus and his disciples eating at the last supper

~Antonio Georges

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Paint is the most popular material used to create portraits. However, other people also like creating portraits by sketching. Sketching is favoured by artists because it is easier to add many different colours and creations in the artwork.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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Portraiture is he art of making portraits. They are vivid and detailed descriptions of things that artists try to explain to the viewers.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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It is a self portrait because it a portrait about yourself or someone else it is you painting a picture of yourself or someone else

~Antonio Georges

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A long time ago we could not find portraits anywhere else than in galleries, but today we can almost find them anywhere. We can find them on google, on instagram, on facebook, on twitter, in a gallery and on display in art shops.
~Anthony Kanbour

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Element of Design Colour
~Anthony Kanbour

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Element of Design Lines
~Anthony Kanbour

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Compositional Unity
~Anthony Kanbour

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compositional Contrast
~Anthony Kanbour

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Does It Always Need To Be About Yourself

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Does It Always Need To Be About Yourself

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A portrait does not always need to be an artwork of yourself It can also be a artwork of someone else
~Antonio Georges

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A sitter is a person who sits for a long time for an artists, usually so they can create a portrait of them.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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A portrait is an artwork of a person, usually only includes the face and shoulders.
~Jorje Cavasinni

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An artist one said that they painted self-portraits because it meant that they always had a model present.
~Anthony Kanbour