PORTRAITS

“An artist is not paid for his labor but for his vision.” – James McNeill Whistler 

SELF-PORTRAIT

Painting a self-portrait is a deeply personal and introspective process. It begins with looking into a mirror, not just to see your physical features but to connect with your inner self. As you sketch the outline, you’re not just capturing the shapes of your face; you’re trying to reveal the emotions, the thoughts, and the essence of who you are.

Every detail, from the curve of your lips to the glint in your eyes, becomes a part of the story you're telling, making the act of painting both a reflection of the past and a vision of your evolving self. It’s a process of revealing, discovering, and, in the end, embracing the person staring back at you from the canvas.