How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self Portrait – High School Art

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Welcome to our guide on How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self-Portrait – a transformative journey where high school artists learn to harness the power of photography to convey their innermost emotions and experiences!

 

In this guide, high school art students will delve into the art of self-portraiture, using photography as a medium to capture their unique identity and emotions. From composition to lighting, each step is an opportunity to craft a narrative that reflects the essence of who you are.

 

Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or new to the world of self-portraiture, this guide is tailored to meet you where you are. With practical tips and creative prompts, you’ll feel empowered to express yourself authentically through the lens of your camera.

 

Get ready for a journey of self-discovery and artistic exploration! Our guide is filled with interactive exercises, visual examples, and expert advice that will help you master the art of taking expressive self-portrait reference photos.

 

One of the most important elements of a good self-portrait drawing is having a good reference photo to work from. This Google Slideshow teaches students how to take an expressive self-portrait photo to use as a reference image for a self-portrait project drawing. It is great for distance learning or in the classroom.

 

Whether you’re pursuing photography as a hobby or considering a career in the arts, our guide on How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self-Portrait is your gateway to unlocking your creative potential and sharing your unique perspective with the world. So grab your camera or phone and let’s capture the essence of who you are – one click at a time!

 

 

Included in this How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self Portrait:

✅ Informative Google Slideshow

✅ Quick Video Demonstration

✅ Comprehensive Rubric

✅ Easy to Follow Teacher’s Instructions

 

 

This Resource Package is a TIME-SAVING GAME CHANGER ⏰

❤️ The materials are all organized in one place to use year after year.

❤️ Materials students can refer back to when the teacher is busy or unavailable

❤️ Clear step-by-step instructions explain how to complete the guide on how to take a reference photo for an expressive self-portrait with lots of visual examples that are easy to use.

❤️ TIME-SAVING video demonstrations are great for when students are absent and need a review.

❤️ Great for multiple ability levels and builds student confidence in art

 

 

How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self Portrait

 

 

This slideshow presentation covers capturing exaggerated expressions, good lighting, location, value, cropping, editing, and scaling the final image to a dimension that will create an 8:10 portrait drawing. This slideshow covers how to turn the image into grayscale for graphite or charcoal. However, it is fully editable so you can edit it to use for colored pencil, watercolor, or any medium you wish. Students can use a cell phone, iPad, or any camera to take their photos.

 

This portrait lesson is meant to follow my Facial Features Worksheets or any lesson on value and shading the features of the face.

 

Need an Easy to Follow Art Sub Plan?

The included worksheets work great as sub plans, and early finisher assignments, for students on home instruction or in ISS. They are easy to follow are easy for substitute teachers or self-directed learning when the art teacher is unavailable.

 

All of my lessons can be shared with your students through Google Classroom or any digital platform and are formatted to work for distance learning or in the classroom. They are designed to save you time and help your students access the tutorials, presentations, videos, or worksheets as easily as possible. You can find more ready-to-go, easy-to-follow, time-saving art lessons in my RESOURCE SHOP.

 

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How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self Portrait

How to Take a Reference Photo for an Expressive Self Portrait – High School Art

$5.25