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::Background of Self-Portrait.
Following everyone around by making self-portraits... voilà:
Even though I rarely draw (I usually paint) I decided to follow the others, beginning with Kam and ending up with Rembrandt, van Gogh, Kahlo and Courbet.
When doing this exercise I gazed into a mirror and attempted to grasp my identity ( I doesn't have to work at all times but...). I sought to portray my image by showing a representation of some clear features, an outpouring of emotions. I took a long literal and figurative look at myself by exploring beyond my glasses, which seem to fall apart. Hehehe...
I know, I will never earn a peny by making portraits down La Seine or outside De Rijksmuseum. But I gave it a try.::
.:Lo wrote this at: 12:26 PM:.
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Following everyone around by making self-portraits... voilà:
Even though I rarely draw (I usually paint) I decided to follow the others, beginning with Kam and ending up with Rembrandt, van Gogh, Kahlo and Courbet.
When doing this exercise I gazed into a mirror and attempted to grasp my identity ( I doesn't have to work at all times but...). I sought to portray my image by showing a representation of some clear features, an outpouring of emotions. I took a long literal and figurative look at myself by exploring beyond my glasses, which seem to fall apart. Hehehe...
I know, I will never earn a peny by making portraits down La Seine or outside De Rijksmuseum. But I gave it a try.::
Ik zit tussen nu en ooit, maar nooit was altijd erbij... Siempre a la orden!
Uma noite de música afinada com as harmonias telúricas, vibrações e rítmos... `Se sumergió en la algarabía caliente de los pimpiabotas y los vendedores de pájaros, de los libreros de lance y de los curanderos y las pregoneras de dulce que anunciaban a gritos por encima de la bulla cocadas de piña para la niña, las de coco para los locos, las de panela para Micaela." *El amor en los tiempos del cólera
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