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Chuck Close is an American painter & visual artist. He is passionate about painting & even after he is wheelchaired bound, he still continue to paint by making changes and adjustments to his art materials & art studio

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Chuck Close

Date: 1998

Style: Photorealism

Genre: portrait

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Grid drawing is a technique that will help improve your accuracy without compromising the development of your freehand drawing in the long-term. It basically involves placing a grid over your reference photo and canvas, then using that grid to assist with the placement of your drawing.

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Grid Drawing Video - How to use the Grid Method with a Drawing of Chuck Close as an Example

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Grid Drawing Video - How to use the Grid Method with a Drawing of Chuck Close as an Example

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How to use the Grid Method with a Drawing of Chuck Close as an Example

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Chuck Close's early life was spent in Monroe, Washington. Chuck is not his birth name. Close's original name was Charles Thomas Close, which was changed later for an alias or artistic name called Chuck Close. Chuck had a rough start as Leslie Durward Close, his father, died when Chuck was only 11.

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He was also a photographer

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Chuck Close, in full Chuck Thomas Close, (born July 5, 1940, Monroe, Washigton, U.Sdied August 19, 2021, Oceanside, New York), American artist noted for his highly inventive techniques used to paint the human face. He is best known for his large-scale Photo-realist portraits.

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He is best known for his large-scale photo-realist portraits. Close began taking art lessons as a child and at age 14 saw an exhibition of Jackson Pollock's abstract paintings, which helped inspire him to become a painter.

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Chuck Close's first solo show was at the Bykert Gallery, New York (1970), and his first museum exhibition was at the Museum of Modern Art, New York (1973).

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Chuck Close original name was Charles Thomas Close which was changed later for an alias or artistic name , Chuck Close .

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Chuck Close was one of the pioneers of the photo-realism movement, where painters used a distinct close grid technique to create a photograph-like painting. This prominent painter emphasized creating portraits of friends, family, and self.

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Name of artwork: Phil
Year of artwork: 2014
Style: Watercolor pigment print
Genre: Portrait.

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an interesting artwork (by chuck close) + also 1 interesting fact!! e

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an interesting artwork (by chuck close) + also 1 interesting fact!! e

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His real name is Charles Thomas Close but his artist nickname is Chuck close ! and he was an American painter visual artist, and photographer  who made massive-scale photorealist and abstract portraits of himself and others! chuck close also created photo portraits using a very large format camera. He adapted his painting style and working methods in 1988, after being paralyzed by an injury!!  He died on August 19, 2021. :(((

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Chuck Close's early life was spent in Monroe, Washington. Chuck is not his birth name. His original name was Charles Thomas Close, which was changed for an alias or artistic name called Chuck Close. Chuck had a rough start as Leslie Durward Close, his father, died when Chuck was only 11.

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Name of artwork: Emma
Year of artwork: 2002
Style: Photorealism
Genre: Potrait

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Name of artwork: Cindy II
Date: 1988
Style: Oil on canvas
Genre: i dunno

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Chuck close was very popular of the artwork

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Chuck Close
Artwork name:John
Date:1971-1972
Style:Water colour
Genre:portrait

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You would be mistaken to call Chuck Close a photorealist. Although his extremely large canvases are based on large format, the signature look and feel of this veteran portraitist's instantly recognizable works are deeply entrenched in the materials, processes of painting. In fact, square for square of each of his complex, grid-based images, Closes craft is very distinguishable of its subject matter than it is merely an attempt to depict it with mechanical accuracy. Close is well-known as an print-making artist as well. Born in 1940, Close was an only child who grew up in Washington state in a working class town described by what he recalls as "lowered expectations." However, his mother was a trained pianist; his father, had his hand in all trades and was an inventor, creating Chuck's toys himself. Sustained by this creative home environment, Close, who showed an interest early on for art, was encouraged to follow his dreams. Art became his ticket out of a small-town existence, eventually taking him to Yale's M.F.A. program.1Close was an American artist considered to be a Superrealist who was known for his massive portraits. Close would take photos and then blow them up into a painting. He intentionally strayed from creative compositions and showing facial expressions of people because he did not want to show information about the subject but rather make the viewer focus on the “formal aspects of his works.” In and interview with Close, art critic Cindy Nemser asked about the size of his paintings and the relationship to the photographs. Close said the large scale allows him to work with the media that is ignored in an eight-by-ten inch picture. The large scale forces the viewer to look at one area at a time, and since he or she is so close the peripherals become blurred which most people don’t take into account. As the viewer turns then these blurred areas become sharp but the newly blurred areas are too big to ignore. Also, Close said he uses very exact tools such as razor blades, airbrushes, and electric drills. Along with these tools he does not use white paint because he says it builds up and will become “chalky and opaque.”2 One such painting that uses this technique is Close’s Big Self-Portrait done is 1967-1968. It was done with Acrylic on canvas, devouring 8’11’ by 6’11” of the wall done in black and white. He claims that he only used a couple tablespoons of black paint to cover the entire canvas.2 This self portrait looks like a mug shot or a license photo where Close represents something like a hippie with some wild and stringy hair, cigarette dangling out of his mouth, masked with a confrontational expression epitomizing the radical spirit of 1968, Close achieves this astonishing realistic look by using a grid system. He described how using a photograph helped his process. A photograph is something you can always go back to and check to make sure that you saw what you thought you saw… When I’ve changed working methodology or process, or material or approach, I is sort of interesting to see what happens pumping that image through another approach…In having something stay constant, you get to see how important the other changes are.3This painting doesn’t necessarily improve us spiritually or morally, but when you know the history of Chuck Close and the accident he went through, his paintings become very inspirational and even more impressive. In December 1988, a blood vessel in his spine buckled and left him paralyzed. After a year of physical therapy, he regained a minimal amount of movement in his arms and returned to painting, strapping the brush to a wristband. Also, Close suffered from a disease that made it difficult for him to recognize faces, this is why he painted them, he claimed, because it helped him learn or distinguish features of people better.4 These unique characteristics of Close are what make his style. He doesn’t show faces with emotion because he wants you to pay

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You would be mistaken to call Chuck Close a photorealist. Although his extremely large canvases are based on large format, the signature look and feel of this veteran portraitist's instantly recognizable works are deeply entrenched in the materials, processes of painting. In fact, square for square of each of his complex, grid-based images, Closes craft is very distinguishable of its subject matter than it is merely an attempt to depict it with mechanical accuracy. Close is well-known as an print-making artist as well. Born in 1940, Close was an only child who grew up in Washington state in a working class town described by what he recalls as "lowered expectations." However, his mother was a trained pianist; his father, had his hand in all trades and was an inventor, creating Chuck's toys himself. Sustained by this creative home environment, Close, who showed an interest early on for art, was encouraged to follow his dreams. Art became his ticket out of a small-town existence, eventually taking him to Yale's M.F.A. program.1Close was an American artist considered to be a Superrealist who was known for his massive portraits. Close would take photos and then blow them up into a painting. He intentionally strayed from creative compositions and showing facial expressions of people because he did not want to show information about the subject but rather make the viewer focus on the “formal aspects of his works.” In and interview with Close, art critic Cindy Nemser asked about the size of his paintings and the relationship to the photographs. Close said the large scale allows him to work with the media that is ignored in an eight-by-ten inch picture. The large scale forces the viewer to look at one area at a time, and since he or she is so close the peripherals become blurred which most people don’t take into account. As the viewer turns then these blurred areas become sharp but the newly blurred areas are too big to ignore. Also, Close said he uses very exact tools such as razor blades, airbrushes, and electric drills. Along with these tools he does not use white paint because he says it builds up and will become “chalky and opaque.”2 One such painting that uses this technique is Close’s Big Self-Portrait done is 1967-1968. It was done with Acrylic on canvas, devouring 8’11’ by 6’11” of the wall done in black and white. He claims that he only used a couple tablespoons of black paint to cover the entire canvas.2 This self portrait looks like a mug shot or a license photo where Close represents something like a hippie with some wild and stringy hair, cigarette dangling out of his mouth, masked with a confrontational expression epitomizing the radical spirit of 1968, Close achieves this astonishing realistic look by using a grid system. He described how using a photograph helped his process. A photograph is something you can always go back to and check to make sure that you saw what you thought you saw… When I’ve changed working methodology or process, or material or approach, I is sort of interesting to see what happens pumping that image through another approach…In having something stay constant, you get to see how important the other changes are.3This painting doesn’t necessarily improve us spiritually or morally, but when you know the history of Chuck Close and the accident he went through, his paintings become very inspirational and even more impressive. In December 1988, a blood vessel in his spine buckled and left him paralyzed. After a year of physical therapy, he regained a minimal amount of movement in his arms and returned to painting, strapping the brush to a wristband. Also, Close suffered from a disease that made it difficult for him to recognize faces, this is why he painted them, he claimed, because it helped him learn or distinguish features of people better.4 These unique characteristics of Close are what make his style. He doesn’t show faces with emotion because he wants you to pay

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You would be mistaken to call Chuck Close a photorealist. Although his extremely large canvases are based on large format, the signature look and feel of this veteran portraitist's instantly recognizable works are deeply entrenched in the materials, processes of painting. In fact, square for square of each of his complex, grid-based images, Closes craft is very distinguishable of its subject matter than it is merely an attempt to depict it with mechanical accuracy. Close is well-known as an print-making artist as well. Born in 1940, Close was an only child who grew up in Washington state in a working class town described by what he recalls as "lowered expectations." However, his mother was a trained pianist; his father, had his hand in all trades and was an inventor, creating Chuck's toys himself. Sustained by this creative home environment, Close, who showed an interest early on for art, was encouraged to follow his dreams. Art became his ticket out of a small-town existence, eventually taking him to Yale's M.F.A. program.1
Close was an American artist considered to be a Superrealist who was known for his massive portraits. Close would take photos and then blow them up into a painting. He intentionally strayed from creative compositions and showing facial expressions of people because he did not want to show information about the subject but rather make the viewer focus on the “formal aspects of his works.” In and interview with Close, art critic Cindy Nemser asked about the size of his paintings and the relationship to the photographs. Close said the large scale allows him to work with the media that is ignored in an eight-by-ten inch picture. The large scale forces the viewer to look at one area at a time, and since he or she is so close the peripherals become blurred which most people don’t take into account. As the viewer turns then these blurred areas become sharp but the newly blurred areas are too big to ignore. Also, Close said he uses very exact tools such as razor blades, airbrushes, and electric drills. Along with these tools he does not use white paint because he says it builds up and will become “chalky and opaque.”2 One such painting that uses this technique is Close’s Big Self-Portrait done is 1967-1968. It was done with Acrylic on canvas, devouring 8’11’ by 6’11” of the wall done in black and white. He claims that he only used a couple tablespoons of black paint to cover the entire canvas.2 This self portrait looks like a mug shot or a license photo where Close represents something like a hippie with some wild and stringy hair, cigarette dangling out of his mouth, masked with a confrontational expression epitomizing the radical spirit of 1968, Close achieves this astonishing realistic look by using a grid system. He described how using a photograph helped his process. A photograph is something you can always go back to and check to make sure that you saw what you thought you saw… When I’ve changed working methodology or process, or material or approach, I is sort of interesting to see what happens pumping that image through another approach…In having something stay constant, you get to see how important the other changes are.3

This painting doesn’t necessarily improve us spiritually or morally, but when you know the history of Chuck Close and the accident he went through, his paintings become very inspirational and even more impressive. In December 1988, a blood vessel in his spine buckled and left him paralyzed. After a year of physical therapy, he regained a minimal amount of movement in his arms and returned to painting, strapping the brush to a wristband. Also, Close suffered from a disease that made it difficult for him to recognize faces, this is why he painted them, he claimed, because it helped him learn or distinguish features of people better.4 These unique characteristics of Close are what make his style. He doesn’t show faces with emotion because he wants you to pay

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Production of the Emma print took over eighteen months to complete. Emma is a remarkable 113-color Japanese-style woodcut that Close produced in collaboration with Japanese woodcut artist Yasu Shibata. Production of the Emma print took over eighteen months to complete.

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Mlomeister has given me a link to this site. One day I am not going to get so angry at these types of things. It’s a fact of life and an age-old issue, one that is almost pointless to fight and refute because it is an incredibly emotional topic and requires a lot time and effort to understand. Not only that, but there are hundreds and hundreds of sites like this, each one gathering information from each other so they’ve created their own religion against religion.  Not too many people will delve into the ‘why’s and how’s of things like this, it’s way easier to just nod and shake your fist, close your eyes and form your opinions without doing anything to make sure that your opinions are based on literal fact, on truth. I was definitely,…show more content…But I can certainly see how others might, when they are twisting and misconstruing information. Here is an example. 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Mlomeister has given me a link to this site. One day I am not going to get so angry at these types of things. It’s a fact of life and an age-old issue, one that is almost pointless to fight and refute because it is an incredibly emotional topic and requires a lot time and effort to understand. Not only that, but there are hundreds and hundreds of sites like this, each one gathering information from each other so they’ve created their own religion against religion. Not too many people will delve into the ‘why’s and how’s of things like this, it’s way easier to just nod and shake your fist, close your eyes and form your opinions without doing anything to make sure that your opinions are based on literal fact, on truth. I was definitely,…show more content…
But I can certainly see how others might, when they are twisting and misconstruing information. Here is an example. I wrote, “It’s like saying “all Muslims” are terrorists, when obviously they all aren’t. “ Snip off the last part of that sentence, and suddenly I am someone who just made a really unfair and untrue statement, “All Muslims are terrorists.“ But someone makes a webpage about it, and all of a sudden its “Scarlett Is Anti Muslim” and then that statement has babies and all of a sudden I’m misrepresented. Really easy to do. Here is an example taken from the page that started this whole thing for me: “Death to the Rape Victim (Deuteronomy 22:23-24 NAB) If within the city a man comes upon a maiden who is betrothed, and has relations with her, you shall bring them both out of the gate of the city and there stone them to death: the girl because she did not cry out for help though she was in the city, and the man because he violated his neighbors wife.” It is clear that God doesn't give a damn about the rape victim. He is only concerned about the violation of another mans "property". That last bit is the author of the webpage’s opinion. ( I did a quick search on this fellows page to see if I could find out his accreditations, not surprisingly there are none. Also not surprising is his unwillingness to respond to his emails that he gets generated from his site. Oh but you can

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