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The outer expression and the mind are often not absolutely related, and the idiom "force a smile " explains this. And the "feeling feedback" in those portraits expresses the expressions and gestures in disguise, which extract the real parts or real moments that cannot be hidden in the heart. In the process of creation, I present my works in form of the full-length portrait or half-length portrait to express only one focal point. Some portraits focus on combining parts of several portraits in a jigsaw-like manner which reveals more than one focal points. In other words: by focusing on the part of the portrait that cannot be disguised, I try to present the true reveal of the inner world of people. The structure of this article is divided into five chapters. The first chapter explains the research background, the motivation and the purpose, the scope, the method of research, and the definition of terms. The second chapter includes the theoretical foundation part, which explores the history of Portrait Art and the main portrait painters who influenced me most, as well as how I learn from the masters. The third chapter are the creative ideas and contents, creative methods and steps, and creative techniques. The fourth chapter is the interpretation of the work, analyzing the composition of the screen, the use of techniques and the concept of the work. Finally, in Chapter fifth, I make a unified explanation about this painting creation research. This explanation focuses on the portrait paintings by using "sense" as the main theme, and using the most realistic portraits to understand people's inner world. Viewers not only appreciate the beauty of painting objects, but also the "visual language", so that they can feel the emotion Language. First, I try to form a mental and physical correspondence by means of the paintings to express the linking of the body and the mind, while as well present three concepts in my works: the first theme is to interpret the complex expressions or behaviors, the most realistic parts. The second concept make the limbs of the body a mirror of the inner world, so that the viewers can feel the exact information of the expression. The third concept is to present the inner world in group portraits, and multiple emotions.
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