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Simplicity and Focus on One Interest (2) Samir Sawaqed

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Simplicity and Focus on One Interest (2) Samir Sawaqed

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3. Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries? (3) Samir Sawaqed.

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3. Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries? (3) Samir Sawaqed.

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In this earth, we tend to make portraits all the time, photographs of ourselves are portraits, so we can find them in phones, camera memory and computers, basically anything with photo storage. Another thing we can find MADE portraits are in class rooms, as people make portraits of themselves in school as part of learning, like in Health, Art, Science, Maths, or any type of subject.

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2. Why do artists create portraits? (3) Samir Sawaqed.

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2. Why do artists create portraits? (3) Samir Sawaqed.

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Artists create portraits usually to look at their perception of themselves, some of us see ourselves in a bad way, and perceive us in a deformed state. If the artist sees themselves in a good way, they'd put it in their way of perfection.

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1. What is a self-portrait? (3) Samir Sawaqed.

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1. What is a self-portrait? (3) Samir Sawaqed.

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A self-portrait is a picture or portrait that is perceived in someone's specific view. It's a type of art done usually on something able to be drawn upon with ease.

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Cultural symbols of peaceful life  by beautiful plant symbols, hand signs of zen

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The Power of Portraits (1) Samir Sawaqed

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The Power of Portraits (1) Samir Sawaqed

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In this darkness of a place we call home, portraits light up the world with art of ourselves, of what we see us as, or see us as we want to be, making us happy, running away from reality, or coming closer to reality, coming in for a BIG hug.

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Portraits Around the World (1) Samir Sawaqed

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Portraits Around the World (1) Samir Sawaqed

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Portraits have been made by everyone you can think of, from Leonardo Di vin chi to a normal artist no one knows of, it is possibly the most famous type of SPECIFIC artwork.

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Cultural symbols of marine-related things (fish, seaweed, water, flippers...)

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* A portrait must be perfect to show what you want it to show or the vibe it gives out, so really, it's perfect if you think it's perfect, it's YOUR portrait, so it's YOUR decision, and YOUR rating.

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Lines: Thick and Blurry (2) Samir Sawaqed

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Lines: Thick and Blurry (2) Samir Sawaqed

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* Portraits can tell stories, about their feelings, about their lives and their thoughts through the background's colours and theme of colour, the clothes they are wearing in the portrait, and what the overall colour theme is.

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* A portrait contains a background by your choosing, yourself in any way you want, and an art style.

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Our Explanation Of Portraying (1) Samir Sawaqed

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Our Explanation Of Portraying (1) Samir Sawaqed

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* Portraits are how we see ourselves like, or how others see us, a point of view from the person doing the art or the one ordering the art, it's a way of expressing themselves in their way they are most pleasured as.

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* Portraits are a way to impress on others to think that's who you are, and can be used for a false look.

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Colours: Monochromatic Colours and Analogue Colours. (2) Samir Sawaqed

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Colours: Monochromatic Colours and Analogue Colours. (2) Samir Sawaqed

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* Portraits are usually done with brushes with liquid paint for a top notch portrait.

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Hiding our True Selves (1) Samir Sawaqed

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Hiding our True Selves (1) Samir Sawaqed

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* A portrait is a way to escape from reality's cruelness of portraying you, and instead seeing how you want to be like.

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Art Techniques: Running lines (Connected Line drawing.) Samir Sawaqed

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Art Techniques: Running lines (Connected Line drawing.) Samir Sawaqed

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Art Techniques: Gradient background (2) Samir Sawaqed

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Art Techniques: Gradient background (2) Samir Sawaqed

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Art Material: Sketching Pencil (2) Samir Sawaqed

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Art Material: Sketching Pencil (2) Samir Sawaqed

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4. What does the term sitter mean? (3) Samir Sawaqed

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4. What does the term sitter mean? (3) Samir Sawaqed

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The term Sitter means a term of modelling for a portrait through poses, clothing and types of faces. This is a type of. supermodel you can find, . Sitters usually sit in a specific place for an artist to make a portrait of them.

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5. Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with? Samir Sawaqed (3)

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5. Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with? Samir Sawaqed (3)

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It's a hard achievement to, well, achieve, but it is very much doable, they may do not admire or agree with them, or even hate them, they can still do it, they just need to have the imagination and courage to make it successful and properly good.

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6. Consider the role of patronage. How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter would like to appear? (3)

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6. Consider the role of patronage. How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter would like to appear? (3)

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The role of the patronage is the artist's fund or support of the art, and for it's support, it must approve the painting, the sitter can act as a patronage too for the art, the artist might have many conflicts with how the sitter looks as and how they want them to be, if it's unrealistic, it shouldn't even be a PORTRAIT, as if it's something totally not looking like them, it's merely not a portrait, but just a piece of art, which is a thing you can do on accident when making it.

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* Some of us want to see ourselves in the most realistic way possible, and try to make us look as realistically similar to ourselves.