Very different from other portrait distortions, I actually think the Poor Traits II portfolio is stunning rather than... well, ugly. Well executed, the pieces in this collection look more like forms of water color painting than anything else.
Created by artist Petra Cortright, the Poor Traits II portfolio not only demonstrates her creativity but also her ability to make something that's already beautiful even more so in its uniqueness. I suggest, however, you check out Cortright's other series to see just how crazy she can get.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Portrait Distortions
- Opportunity for artists and designers to create unique and visually striking artwork by distorting traditional portrait forms.
- Watercolor-like Portraits
- Opportunity for artists to experiment with techniques that mimic the fluid and vibrant qualities of watercolor paintings in their portrait work.
- Creative Uniqueness in Art
- Opportunity for artists to showcase their creativity by pushing the boundaries of traditional portrait art and creating visually fascinating and unique pieces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art & Design
- Opportunity for artists, designers, and art galleries to embrace and promote new and unconventional portrait art styles, attracting a wider audience.
- Digital Art
- Opportunity for digital artists to explore and experiment with innovative techniques to create captivating and unconventional portrait artworks.
- Fine Art Print Market
- Opportunity for the fine art print market to offer limited edition prints of unique and visually stunning portrait artworks, catering to art collectors and enthusiasts.
