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Design Crowd Challenged Artists To Break The Bounds Of Classical Paintings, And Contestants Delivered (30 Pics)
Often when viewing great classical paintings, we perceive that they have a certain quality in them where the objects seem to pop. Have you ever wondered what it would look like if they really popped out of their frames and "spilled out" into the real world? Wonder no more.
The competitors at Design Crowd's open Photoshop contests took this idea and have stretched the bounds even further by popping the objects (subjects, to be precise) out of the frame altogether. Hence, this style of editing has a pretty self-explanatory name—"out of bounds." When we get bounds out of the way, the limitations of the painting seem, quite literally, boundless.
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It gives the painting greater depth than the original bound-abiding one as it takes the original idea and adds a "breaking of the fourth wall" effect to it, among other things. These painting manipulations inadvertently create new meanings and perspectives for the old classical paintings and automatically refresh them. Suddenly, out of a static image, the subjects of the paintings start interacting with one another in unexpected ways, creating new paintings out of the new composition.
Design Crowd frequently posts these open contests on their website, with the aforementioned "out of bounds" contests not strictly limited only to paintings, but also photos, seasonal themes, and other things, so check them out if you want to try your hand at it! Anyone is free to participate, and it's a good way to practice your Photoshop skills, too!
What do you think of these works, fellow Pandas—would you still stick with the classical paintings, or would you claim that digital works are superior? Would you prefer the bound or the unbound ones? As always, share your thoughts in the comments below!
Like the original Galatea of the Spheres by Salvador Dali, but now need a tennis bag to hold all your balls.
This one really broke the box. It's different from all the others, with the frame lying down in back of her. Kudos to that photoshopper!
I like the idea. Interesting concept. Some of these really look like they're alive.
Totally agree, but I can't understand why they have censored art pieces/classical paintings, It's not reasonable
Load More Replies... I like the idea. Interesting concept. Some of these really look like they're alive.
Totally agree, but I can't understand why they have censored art pieces/classical paintings, It's not reasonable
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