portrait painting
Portrait painting seems more demanding than any other form of painting. Say, you paint an apple. It's possible to paint a very good apple and everyone will acknowledge what a good painting of an apple it is. No-one is likely to say but it doesn't actually look like the apple on the table. But a portrait has to look exactly like the person posing for you.
When it comes to my portraiture, I'm a health and safety painter. I paint within the comfort zone, desperately trying to make no mistakes, so my paintings don't capture a likeness. Only a likeness of a human being. I'm a good apple painter, though.
When it comes to my portraiture, I'm a health and safety painter. I paint within the comfort zone, desperately trying to make no mistakes, so my paintings don't capture a likeness. Only a likeness of a human being. I'm a good apple painter, though.
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good point
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