Polly Jackson, acrylic/board
BJ Searls, acrylic/canvas
Camille and Wayne Harmon, acrylic/canvas
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Oh I love the self portraits. I have never contemplated a self portrait (I don't draw any longer anyway) but these are inspiring. What was the process for each? Did they look in a mirror as they sketched or painted? Did someone take photos from which they drew? You certainly motivate your students to do nice work.
ReplyDeleteHi Ms. Girl;
ReplyDeleteSome did portraits from a mirror and others from a photograph. Every artist should do a self portrait every three years....it's important and historical!
Thank you for the nice compliment...wish you were here and we'd welcome you into a class!!