Portraits can be traditional or non-traditional.  They may tell a story or be a "study" of the person.   The choice is up to you.

A TRADITIONAL PORTRAIT:
	A traditional portrait is usually a 3/4 view of the face - which shows as much of the face as possible without losing the "candid-like" appearance.
A PORTRAIT WITH A STORY:
	A portrait can tell a little story for fun or for something that is meaningful to you and your family.  This piece has just been completed.    visit my gallery to view the finished piece.  It's title is: "Not One is Forgotten"
A STUDY PORTRAIT:
	This study portrait is sketched, but it may be finished in a variety of ways: watercolor, soft pastel, colored pencil, or even oil on canvas.
PET PORTRAIT:
	This would be an example of a posed portrait.        Both subjects are posing for the audience.      For  more information, visit these pages:               MISSED MOMENT and              CREATION PROCESS                <<  RETURN TO FAMILY

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