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This painting is symmetrical. They paint half the painting and fold it in half which makes it perfectly Semitic.

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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? -

For this the Patronage would have to tell the sitter his in vision and how he would portray him and how the sitter would portray himself. Also the colours and emotions he would show in the portrait

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signs & symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.
#1 - Aboriginal Portrait
Made by Craig Ruddy and is called David Gulpilil, two worlds. 2004 Archibald prize winner.

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signs & symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.
#2 - Aboriginal Portrait
Made by Guy Maestri and is called Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu. 2009 Archibald prize winner.

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2 different types of Compositional techniques. #1 - Unity & Balance

Made by Mariola Smarzak and is called wendy. 2014 Archibald prize finalist. did not win.

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2 different types of compositional techniques. #2

Contrast & Pattern

Made by Yvette Coppersmith and is called Professor Gillian Triggs. 2017 Archibald finalist, did not win.

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Images that show the dominant use of the elements of design. #1 - Colour, form and texture

Made by David Griggs and is called Zoloft nation (self-portrait). 2009 Archibald prize Finalist, did not win.

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Images that show the dominant use of the elements of design.
#2 - Colour, form, 3 dimensional, Texture

Made by Ngaire Devenport and is called Ken done. 2009 Archibald prize Finalist, did not win.

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collect 2 images that show two different art techniques. Technique #1 - Sculpture

Made by Auguste Rodin, Name: The thinker

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collect 2 images that show two different art techniques.
Technique #2 - Oil on canvas

Made by Nicholas Harding and is called John Bell as King Lear. 2001 Archibald prize winner.

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How can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they dislike - To make the artwork succsesful their are either two options of what they can do,

1. They can show their emotions in the art to show how they feel about the certain person
2. They need to focus on their artwork and take the emotion out.

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Where do we find portraits - We can find portraits in places like our homes to add some decoration, on street displays to be shown off or to be sold or even at work environments to give the place more charisma and more features.

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with?
If artists feel uncomfortable or something like that, they will not be at the best of their abilities and they won't get that flow of creativity. Getting along with the person you are doing is very important.

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How do artists Feel when creating portraits-
If I were an artist painting someone or something, i would probably be happy to be doing the thing i love and a little angry with myself because I'm try to get everything perfect. As Pablo Picasso said "all children are artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up"

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The Definition of portrait-
A portrait is a painting, drawing or photograph of an object or an image. However, a self portrait is exactly the same as a normal portrait but only consists of a persons face.

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Definition of "Sitter" The sitter is where someone sits on a chair. lounge, etc. The artist then creates a portrait of the person sitting down. Here's an example, the Mona Lisa, she is sitting down. The only bit of you can see is the arm of the chair, but in other artworks you can see the whole chair.

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(Christian Karam)
Why do artists create portraits -
Artist's have many personal reasons to create portraits. One of the main reasons is so the artist can show his emotions and his personality. This is also made so others can see what type of person you are

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Example #1 of images that show 2 different art materials
Made by -

Del Kathryn Barton

art materials used -  synthetic polymer paint, watercolour, gouache and pen on polyester canvas

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Example #2 of images that show 2 different art materials
Made by -

Del Kathryn Barton - Title: hugo

Art materials used - watercolour, gouache and acrylic on canvas

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A self portrait can be made out of all different types of materials and items like led pencil, paint and pen.

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What is a self portrait -
A self portrait id a painting or drawing of an artist's face. This is made to represent an artist's sense of self and how he views himself as a person. This can also show the artist's personality and emotions at the time.

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A Self portrait contains an artwork of your face. It shows the viewers what type of a person you are, using colours and emotions

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A portrait that only consists of straight lines

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10 Ideas on Portrait Artwork, answering questions and including information.

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Here is an example image of a Portrait Artwork

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Portraits are shaped horizontally, unlike landscapes which are shaped vertically.