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I Created 14 Collages To Show The Parallels Between The Various Masterpieces Of Famous Artists
Each famous artist has their own distinct style, and this signature style is very evident in the artist’s body of work.
Inspired by “four pics, one-word” game, this project aims to play (not in a sacrilegious kind of way) on the various masterpieces of famous painters.
In BoredPanda fashion, this series explored the possibility of creating funny and/or bizarre images based on four selected artworks done by the likes of Picasso, Van Gogh, and Frida.
Through this, I had the chance to show the parallelism between the various masterpieces of the masters.
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#1
Frida Kahlo
Final score:
35points
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#2
Leonardo Da Vinci
Final score:
34points
Night Owl 6 years ago (edited)
Yep, it's scary. It's devil's' foot and turned the whole thing from nice and innocent to disturbing and frightening. Thank you for making me look back :/ ;)
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#3
Vincent Van Gogh
Final score:
29points
#4
John Singer Sargent
Final score:
26points
#5
Pablo Picasso
Final score:
25points
#7
Egon Schiele
Final score:
22points
#8
Raphael
Final score:
20points
Enuya 6 years ago
As for me, this one looks pretty disturbing.If I recognize correctly, only the first part of this collage comes from man's portrait. Despite it, the whole looks pretty masculine. I never knew that only one part of somebody's face can make so much difference. It's amazing.
PyroarRanger 6 years ago
That's actually pretty cool! Now I'm seeing the masculinity, I just thought it looked like someone who was just not having it
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#9
Albrecht Dürer
Final score:
18points
#12
Sandro Botticelli
Final score:
14points
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What do you think ?
Allen John 6 years ago
Wow, now I wondering each of the painter used their paintings to be inspiration to draw their other paintings
Allen John 6 years ago
Wow, now I wondering each of the painter used their paintings to be inspiration to draw their other paintings
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