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Images with two different art techniques

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Images with two different art techniques

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William Robinson, Equestrian Self-Portrait, 1987

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Images with two different art techniques

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Images with two different art techniques

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Jon Molvig, Charles Blackman, 1966.

It is popping out with colour, but at the same time, I think the artist is showing that the man fades in

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Images that show two different art materials

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Images that show two different art materials

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Judy Cassab, Margo Lewers, 1967

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Images that show two different art materials 

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Images that show two different art materials 

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Davida Allen, Doctor John Arthur McKelvie Shera, 1986

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Images that use Signs to show cultural background

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Images that use Signs to show cultural background

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Ben Quilty, Margaret Olley, 2011

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Images that use Signs to show cultural background

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Images that use Signs to show cultural background

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Craig Ruddy, David Gulpilil, two worlds, 2004

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How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sittelooks like and how the sitter would like to appear? 

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How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sittelooks like and how the sitter would like to appear? 

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I think that the artist will cope in a calm way because they have to let the person being painted feel comfortable as they would be sitting for lon

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with? 

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with? 

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Yes, even though if they don't admire or agree with someone i think that an artist can still create a perfect portrait.

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Eric John Smith, Peter Sculthorpe, 1982

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William Pidgeon, Lloyd Rees, 1968

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The term sitter means when you are someone who sits when doing a portrait or examine something.

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Photos with dominant use of elements of design

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Photos with dominant use of elements of design

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The seven elements of design are:
-  Line
-  Colour
-  Shape
-  Form
-  Value
-  Space
-  Texture

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Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries? 

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Where do we find portraits today, besides art galleries? 

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You can find portrait on the internet or even in the weekly newspaper where they put portraits sometimes on there

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Lewis Miller, Portrait of Allen Mitelman, 1998

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Keith Looby, Max Gillies, 1984

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Artists create portraits for many reasons. One reason is that it represents the vocation of the artist who has created the portrait.

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Two compositional techniques are
-  Patterns
- Constrast

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A self portrait is a representation of an artist that is drawn, painted etc.