The Self-Portrait Project: Representations of Artists from Around the World
Share your self-portrait with a painting, drawing, collage, photograph, video, etc. using the image icon in the tool bar of the "Reply to This" text box below. Also, feel free to comment on technique, symbolism, etc..
Mine is directly below. How do you see yourself?
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Permalink Reply by Julia Kay on -
Great portrait and great project!
(I did a self every day for three years: http://studiojuliakay.com/portraitproject/index.html)
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Permalink Reply by Dolores Guerrero on -
Great portrait. Looking forward to seeing the others
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Permalink Reply by Dolores Guerrero on
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wow
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time is flying away.jpg, 54 KB
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Poirier on -
I don't know how some of you do daily portrait projects. I have a lot of respect there because it's something I just couldn't do. Almost anytime I do a self-portrait it comes from extreme emotional anguish and it always leaves me exhausted. This one was done after a major career setback, and my "Someday" portrait was during a period of disillusionment about my future. I could maybe do one a week, and that's a stretch. Very cool.
danielpoirier.org
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Permalink Reply by Sandra Lefever on -
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Permalink Reply by Ryan S Ballard on -
Here's mine...
Ryan S Ballard: Self Portrait with Dual Aspects of Apollo and Dionysus, 20" x 30", Mixed Media on Wood 2009
I feel like my personality is balanced between the opposing aspects of Apollo and Dionysus (Logic vs Revelry). This piece reflects that idea and a host of others.
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Permalink Reply by Nico Daswani on -
Ryan, did you see that Alexander below also has Dyonisus in his??
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Permalink Reply by marceau verdiere on -
This is an early version of a self portrait, meant first as a curative self kick in the ass...the quote translated into English says :"If there is a sin against life, it consists perhaps not so much in disparaging of life as in hoping for another life and eluding the implacable grandeur of this life" It is by my favorite author Albert Camus.
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Permalink Reply by Nico Daswani on
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Marceau's image:
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Permalink Reply by Lily Bartlett on -
The best way I know how to capture myself. I like to think that the couple blurred words I can't figure out are somewhat representative of all the unknown things my future holds. This, of course, is completely ignoring the fact that I didn't even realize the words were there until I was editing the picture! :)
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