Phew? Phew? It's still no excuse in my book!!!
Well, it was built up in thin glazes, which takes about ten days to dry enough to add another layer of glaze, so I can believe it. Still think it's rubbish though.The fact the artist (?) took several months to do this ! ! ! ! A class of six year olds couldn't have done much worse . . . .could they?
The suggestion of a double chin doesn't help.I'd put her in her mid-40s
One of these days I'll dig out the one in pastels given after posing for a class twice. It was a reasonable likeness except for making me look bovine.I suspect they warned her about this sort of thing. Most people don't understand that portraits are not photographs and always can be criticized.
That doesn't mean the criticisms are not valid. They must just be kept in balance with an understanding of what is going on.
I remember a portrait my mom had done of me; it was very unflattering, until I realized he was doing his best.
I remember a portrait my mom had done of me; it was very unflattering, until I realized he was doing his best.
At the time I sat I was sporting a beard, and I looked like Charles Darwin. The beard came off.I sat as a model for my mum's art class. Some of the portraits were 'interesting' to say the least.
At the time I sat I was sporting a beard, and I looked like Charles Darwin. The beard came off.
It was interesting seeing several very different images of the same thing, but disquieting when that thing is you and some people have changed your hair (because it was easier for them), some have completely changed your expression, one or two have changed your nose, and somebody else got the textile bits spot on but not the body parts.At the time I sat I was sporting a beard, and I looked like Charles Darwin. The beard came off.
he had time share on it with marx and kropotkinI didn't realise Darwin wore a fake beard. Now you mention it, though.
Regardless of how you feel about who she is, she is a very pretty woman and they have made it look like one of those mug shots of an employee for a HR company brochure.
I think a problem with it is that it is a micro expression, yes at a moment in time she probably does look like that, on the way to smiling for example, but such moments are very fleeting and so we do not really recognise this painting as her.
This type of thing?