My Face Is Not Worthy Of Artwork, But…

What do you think of my face?

My face is definitely not worthy of artwork, but Sean Tiner disagrees. Adjacent is his interpretation of me, part of a larger collection called 100 Portraits: A Creative Journey. I suppose it reflects my oft-smiling face, masking different views and perpetual debate taking place inside my head. (I’m human, remember?)

He says:

“Andy Warhol opened society’s eyes with portrait art, but I desire to revolutionize portraiture for the new millennium…As you browse through the 100 portraits I created of people from various backgrounds, I hope you enjoy the unique perspectives and energy that I try to convey in each composition.”

Check out Sean’s entire slideshow.

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