"Think Different," a short yet powerful quote from Steve Jobs, the creator of Apple. Here are some reasons on why you should give a portrait as a gift: In contrast to themes like architecture and landscapes, it allows for maximum flexibility in the composition, size and position of your subject to some extent. Other explanation for portraits' appeal is their compositional flexibility. And we all like work that elicits an emotional response. That's why, compared to, example, a basket of fruit or a great building, it's so simple for a human face to express certain emotions. Living in tiny, social groups and being able to interpret our other's facial emotions is essential for our survival. One explanation for this is because we are biologically built to be drawn to and connect with people's faces. In reality, most great painters have tried painting humans as subjects at some point of their career to demonstrate their style and abilities.
We like drawing them, admiring them, interpreting them in our own manner and pondering over how's the person is like in real life. It can help to improve your overall art abilities over time.įor me personally, I enjoy painting portrait because it allows me to be expressive in my illustration style and explore different art mediums such as digital and watercolor.Ī nice portraiture is adored by everybody. Portrait drawing is a good practice for artist to hone observation, composition skills and to be creative. It's not by chance that portrait painting is taught at almost every art school, and there are many books, films, and articles on it than you can count. Let's look at why drawing faces is so popular among artists worldwide. We're (me, you and everyone esle) a pretty interesting subject to draw.
It was admired by the Romans, Renaissance painters, and also the Impressionists, despite their fondness for nature, almost no one can resist an intriguing person's figure. Since our forefathers painted on walls of caves, people have been painting portraits.
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