Self-portraits Mastered

I've always hated self-portraits, I could never get my face right and there always that last bit that I held back. Always holding back the twisted perception I have of myself. But come Mrs. Spata who aide in seeing the little bit of goodness in me. She encourage me to not hold back, but not let go as much since she knew of what I was specifically holding back.

Ink and watercolor, Its 24 by 18 I believe. It was the first self-portrait I actually liked, and it did very much looked like me. My classmates were kinda waiting for this, liking the balance of madness I put in it.

40 x 30, the biggest I've ever worked in. I worked on it during my last Summer Art program with Parsons. Honesty, my parents thought shit was so dope, it hangs over the living room couch.