Students master portraiture with Chin-Cheng Hung
Written and photographed by Henry Fischer, Video by Lauren Helgason
Mr Hung gives a demonstration on portraiture using pastels. [Henry Fischer/scaddistrict.com] 
Multiple students’ renditions of portraiture. [Henry Fischer/scaddistrict.com] 
Andrea Peagler poses for students to draw.[Henry Fischer/scaddistrict.com] 
Students apply their own styles to portrait work. [Henry Fischer/scaddistrict.com] 
Mr Hung explains his work to the interest of both students and faculty. [Henry Fischer/scaddistrict.com] 
Students work with pastels to create portraiture. [Henry Fischer/scaddistrict.com]
Painting, pastels, photography and fashion all bear great interest to Atlanta professor, Chin-Cheng Hung. Oct. 4 and 5 Hung took to the easel, and hosted a portraiture workshop that invited students of all levels. The details of Mr. Hung’s teachings were more universal than expected, Hung spoke about life itself and the lessons he’s learned through art. He also described portraiture as one of the most difficult forms of drawing. Students were encouraged by Hung’s advice and used the workshop as an opportunity to improve and get back into creating 2D media.
