The lightness or darkness of a particular color.

The most simple type of portrait, hieroglyphic in nature.

A portrait type that has proportions that are larger than life.

A caricature would be an example of this type of portrait.

Small rolled up pieces of paper that are used to smooth pencil strokes.

Pencils with soft lead, used for shading dark values. The higher the number, the darker the pencil.

Pencils with hard lead, used for shading light areas. The higher the number, the lighter the pencil.

A picture of a person, usually from the shoulders up.

Many years ago, who would likely have been able to hire an artist for a portrait?

Having a variety of shades. From the darkest dark to the lightest light. This word means "differences".

The creative, spatial, art side of the brain.

The analytical, mathematical, verbal side of the brain.

A drawing from life, where you are actually looking at what you are drawing.

Recreating and enlarging a picture by matching lines, values, shapes, and colors in a square that is larger.

When creating a realistic portrait, it is important to remember humans have hard, bold outlines like a cartoon.

When drawing a portrait, you should ___________

To draw accurate proportions, where do the eyes go on a human face?

What style of portrait is this?

What type of portrait is this?