• Usually we think of portraits as being of people, but portrait-making attitudes can apply to many things as well such as: pets, objects, places, sounds and even plants.

• Portrait-making itself can stimulate an attitude of adventure, becoming a quest to find and render truths with characteristics specific to the subject. This is a different attitude than perhaps making a visual construct representation or explanation of the subject. 

• Portraiture records relationships that evoke memory and montage a pathway to unique stories.

Do you have a special memory adventure perfect for portrait making?

Memory montage portrait-making is like an invitation to a party of provocative ideas, a dance to creative adventures, and a banquet for the soul...Share a feast with what you bring to the table for wonderful dialogue all round: artist, subject and viewer  ...for more please contact me .                            HG Honolulu, HI