Portrait
Official Portraits, People of All Walks of Life, Drawings of Portraits
Portrait Statement
When painting a personalized portrait, my goal is to create a one-of-a-kind "Work of Art" that will be cherished for generations. As a chronicle on canvas, the portrait can tell about a factual account of an important event and the personality, character, or likeness of the subject. A personal narrative or theme of showing one's life will be identified. As an artist, the portrait becomes an expression of what is desired from an objective view. This is a shared task for both the artist and the subject portrayed. The portrait is a template of an attitude toward a situation, a self-indulgent feeling, or an event engaging the subject.
We (you and I) have a goal to influence the viewer to feel emotion. With the artist's commitment to finding vanity through the subject's accomplishment and the achievement through the artist's own work, an artist will find the right composition through experience and knowledge to build the framework in the picture plane. Emphasis will be on formal techniques of painting. The portrait painter's main focus of the "Work of Art "is to advance the Classical Realist Tradition. Painting with one focus, you.
Drawing: Drawing studies from life, A preliminary procedure for an Oil Portrait
See the Portrait procedure!
Mom O'Brien
My mother also enjoyed drawing and painting.
Phyllis
A retired ballet dancer who enjoys portrait modeling.
Alycia
A new kindergarten teacher who enjoys educating young children.
Freedom Fighter
Edward (Ned) Hector, Proctor's 3ed PA., Artillery
Born in 1743 / Died in 1834, he lived to the age of 90. Fought in the 'Battle of Brandywine" and the "Germantown Battle." He was known to operate a Business and a Freeman. As a soldier, he fought as a teamster and was in the Revolutionary War. He was a soldier receiving a one-time payment instead of a pension. A street was named after him in Plymouth, PA. The actor's name is Noah Lewis.
John
A retired high school teacher who enjoys participating with the Boy Scouts.
Martha
Martha Washington was born in 1731 in Kent County, Virginia. Her full name was Martha Dandridge Custis. At the time, Martha met Colonel George Washington, and they later married in 1759. As the years progressed, Martha was not only a wife and a mother but also an estate manager. Who took on the responsibility of arranging major social events for the presidential home in New York and Philadelphia, thus setting the precedent and standards for the future first ladies. She became known as "Lady Washington". This portrait is portrayed by Alisa Dupuy, who is the founder of "Ladies of History, "which represents first-person portraits.