Friday, August 04, 2006
Photoshop Renaissance at Worth1000.com
There's another interesting Photoshop competition over at Worth1000.com. I love popping by to see their art related challenges that they set for digital artists.
This one is part 6 of the Modern Renaissance, where modern celebrities are given the look of the Renaissance. Here's a couple favorites..
This one is Nicole Kidman by Leonardo da Vinci.
And this one is Jennifer Lopez, also by Leonardo.
Worth1000 is a great way to waste a lot of time online. I've also mentioned the Monsters and Art Fakes from previous competitions.
>> Art Competitions, Internet News ¶ 10:36 PM
This one is part 6 of the Modern Renaissance, where modern celebrities are given the look of the Renaissance. Here's a couple favorites..
This one is Nicole Kidman by Leonardo da Vinci.
And this one is Jennifer Lopez, also by Leonardo.
Worth1000 is a great way to waste a lot of time online. I've also mentioned the Monsters and Art Fakes from previous competitions.
>> Art Competitions, Internet News ¶ 10:36 PM
I like the idea in general ;-)
I probably prefer Van Gogh's Cafe Terrace at Night better than these ones.. because Vincent's " photoshoper" has put a real modern world feeling in it :))
I probably prefer Van Gogh's Cafe Terrace at Night better than these ones.. because Vincent's " photoshoper" has put a real modern world feeling in it :))
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: 2:41 AM
I think one of the reasons this is so fascinating is because they've used Renaissance bodies with the faces of modern women -- which is incongruent, to say the least. I couldn't put my finger on what was wrong with the one of Selma Blair, until I realized it was that she looked about twice as healthy as usual.
# posted by : 9:33 AM
: 9:33 AM
Very funny and entertaining!
But outside cyber world and computer programs, what happen to artists skills that really used to labour paint like Renaissancists?
Have artists lost the divine skills to modern conveniences?
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