The Portrait and SelfPortrait Chuck Close Self Portrait

The Portrait and Self-Portrait Chuck Close “Self Portrait” Oil on Canvas 1997 102”x 97”

Chuck Close

Chuck Close “Big Self Portrait” Acrylic on Canvas 1967 -68 approx. 107”x 83” Walker Art Center

Leonardo da Vinci “Self. Portrait” c. 1510

Rembrandt Van Rijn “Self. Portrait” c. 1650

Egon Schiele“Self Portrait” c. 1915

Egon Schiele“Self Portrait” 1912

Vincent Van Gogh “Self. Portrait with Bandaged Ear” 1889

Andy Warhol “Self. Portrait” c. 1984

Jean-Michel Basquiat “Self. Portrait” c. 1984

Kathe Kollwitz “Self. Portrait”

Student Work Aaron Boese“Self-Portrait” Graphite 2009

Kelly Gleason “Self-Portrait” Graphite 2009

Facial Proportions You will know how to draw a human face using the correct facial proportions. Practice drawing your face in proportion… Draw the outline of your face and head. Divide your face in ½ & divide your face into thirds.

Self-Portrait Draw guide lines for your eyes, nose, & mouth. You will know how to draw a human face using the correct facial proportions.

Self-Portrait You will know how to draw individual facial features Eyes Nose Mouth

Self-Portrait Ears Eyebrows & Eyelashes Hair You will know how to draw individual facial features

Keaton Van’t Hull 2012

Eddie Saengphachan “Self-Portrait” Graphite 2010

Preston Kuhn “Self-Portrait” Graphite 2013

Nick H. “Self-Portrait” Graphite 2013

Matt Dooley “Self-Portrait” Charcoal 2009

Learning Targets: Students will learn about Chuck Close and learn how he has become a successful portrait artist. Students will get their picture taken to use for their self-portrait and apply the grid method to accurately scale the proportions of their picture. Using graphite, students will render shading and blending to create a likeness or expressive self-portrait. Finally, students will revise their artwork based on teacher and peer feedback expressed throughout the duration of project and during the STMA critique process. I know how to use and respect materials in art. I understand why artists have continued to make self-portraits throughout history I know how to use and apply a grid method for drawing I can create a likeness or expressive self-portrait with graphite I can revise my artwork based on feedback during a self-critique/ Individual critique/ Group Critique