Narrative: How to Make a Portrait

In the middle of the night, I found material and secretly watched every corner of the cabinet to draw another birthday card for my mother. I do this for her every year, she was very happy. Pencil, eraser, colored paper, crayon, marker, portrait - all materials are ready. "Portrait" must have been hidden behind the colored paper. Nine years ago, depending on the flow of memory I returned to the first painting class. When I arrived, my teacher, Miss Fung, gladly welcomed me.

After the opening of the new president's portrait, I began studying the past president's portrait. (I may be trapped in the bed all day long with influenza, it may not be the case, and I have a little time on hand). Similarity will become increasingly important in these portraits as we enter the President era with adequate photo reference planes. It does not look like Herbert Hoover. Hoover 's eyes are wider, jaw dents stand out more and appear at every stage of his life, his face is wider. The overall head shape is here, Bert is not enough for Ernie. Huber 's unique eyebrows were lost, and his upper lip was too wide. Oh. can not. That's to say. We have a reference to the pictures here, we are not for the early president. Without this, I do not make sense. Plus rendering on that!

I also like to take portraits. I like sitting in front of people and taking their portraits. But this may be impossible. I draw a portrait with a black pen or pencil. That portrait is very interesting. I made portraits of some celebrities, met them and got the opportunity to have their autographed portraits. In some scenes, celebrities want to take pictures with my signature. Such an incident makes me very humble. But the classical Carnatic music is what I found very creepy and creative to listen and sing. You can choose the lager you want to sing or listen to according to your mood. I started learning Carnatic music at the age of seven. I love this music very much. I write the lyrics of various music works on my notebook and confirm that I learned the pronunciation of my words well.