Joseph N. Tran



Portrait of Women by Joseph N. Tran
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Portrait paintings by Michael Gaskell

Born in 1963, Michael’s work has been the subject of five solo shows in London. He has won a number of prizes in national painting competitions and has been on the shortlist of the BP portrait award at The National Portrait Gallery on five occasions, winning second prize in 2003,2009 and 2010. His work is represented in private collections in the UK, Europe, Asia and the USA.
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Photography By Tommy Agriodimas



Beautiful photography by Tommy Agriodimas, Portrait and Fashion Photographer based out of New York City.
Photography By Tommy Agriodimas
Portrait of an African Woman

I continue telling you about a Ukrainian artist Igor Lukyanov. This time I want ti show you this pencil portrait of a weeping African woman drawn for one of African fashion and lifestyle magazines. The portrait is drawn using Igor’s favorite cross-hatching drawing technique. I told you about this technique in one of my posts dedicated to Igor Lukyanov's cross-hatching drawings.
Read more about this artwork in the blog post devoted to the weeping African woman portrait.
Photography by Mark Tucker



Beautiful portrait photography by Mark Tucker, commercial photographer, specializing in Lifestyle and Portrait.
Photography by Mark Tucker
Portraits on Glass Bottles

Portrait paintings on empty glass bottles by Meghan Paterson. Lovely idea!
See also: Mysterious Bottle Art
F*ck You by Marion Peck

Entitled “F*ck You”, this sweet little piece by pop-surrealism artist Marion Peck was inspired by the French NeoClassical artist François Gérard’s “Portrait de Mme Tallien”, dating from 1804.
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Last Call… Portrait of a Dive Bar
Up-and-coming LA based photographer, Matthew Scott has assembled a collection of beautifully warm and charming images of dive bars, entitled ‘Last Call… Portrait of a Dive Bar’.
Via: We Heart Stuff
Joker’s scruffy and grungy make-up

I’ve been curious to know find out who did the make-up art for the new Batman film, especially for Joker. Because it is incredibly expressive and darker then the first film with Jack Nicholson. On Wikipedia, there is a note about the influence coming from: “We gave a Francis Bacon spin to [his face].” Wow! Specifically “Study of a Portrait” (1953) by Bacon, and I found this painting which I feel there is some similarity. And for those who are interested to learn more, here is an interview with the “The Dark Knight’s” make-up artist John Caglione, Jr. at Resource 411. Caglione states “The biggest challenge for me was to maintain and keep continuity of the Joker makeup all day in spite of heat and variable weather conditions. I had to match scenes shot in Chicago and the UK but I got to watch Heath Ledger’s completely off-the-hook and physically demanding performance. I had a ball!” -Adriana de Barros, from Scene 360
[Top Image: Heath Ledger as the Joker in “The Dark Knight” (2008). Bottom Image: Study after Velázquez’s Portrait of Pope Innocent X (1953) ©/by Francis Bacon]
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