Portrait Drawing

Portrait drawing is an art form that involves creating a two-dimensional representation of a person’s face, head, and sometimes their upper body. The drawing can be made using a variety of materials, such as graphite, charcoal, pen, ink, or other materials. Portrait drawing involves capturing the likeness, expression, and character of the subject, and is often used as a means of commemoration or as a tribute to individuals who have made significant contributions to society. Portrait artists use their knowledge of anatomy, proportion, and facial features to create a realistic likeness of their subject, often working from photographs or live sittings. The resulting drawing can range from highly detailed and realistic to abstract or stylized, depending on the artist’s preferences and intentions. 

The Portrait Drawing programme by Chitra Shastra encompass various fundamental art skills. It provides students with an in-depth understanding and proficiency in crucial techniques and concepts required to produce exceptional art.