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Dive into the remarkable world of Chuck Close, celebrated for his innovative portraiture. Despite facing severe physical challenges from a spinal artery collapse in 1988, Close adapted his techniques, painting with a brush strapped to his wrist. His distinctive grid method allows for hyper-detailed images that mesmerize from both near and afar. Each portrait bursts with color and life, showcasing his perseverance and creativity. Join us as we explore his work, methods using various media, and the importance of self-expression in art.
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Portraiture Chuck Close
Detail Look at how much detail is in this portrait.
Other Methods • Inked Fingerprints
Other Methods • Bits of irregular paper (homemade paper)
“The Event” In 1988, he suffered from a rare spinal artery collapse, leaving him in a wheel chair and with little use of his hands. That didn’t stop him though! He still paints with a brush strapped to his wrist.
Grid Method. First, he draws a grid on the photograph, then transfers it to larger canvass. From a distance, the spots of color create a single, unified image. It looks so real!
Sketchbook #8 Draw a CRAZY portrait • Draw a Portrait. • It doesn’t have to be a SELF- portrait, just a portrait of any face • Use correct Proportions • Draw something interesting… • Be creative! • Get crazy!