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I found this interesting contemporary art by Thunyamon charoensuttikul.
She is a Thai graphic designer who is fond of arts in Renaissance and she also likes the loveliness of Disney’s princess. In this way she combines her two favorite things into her masterpiece. It looks awesome.
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Half of them look like man.....!
They're all eyebrow less
That's because the author payed attention to details in the original paintings from that era and knows about fashion trends of that time.
Yesss
Pretty, nearly period, but each is missing the iconic symbols of her story. Renaissance art is full of references, the story is always there, and these don't tell the stories.
What do you mean they're missing the iconic symbols of their story? I see the red apple, the swird, the glass slipper, the rose etc etc
Half of them look like man.....!
They're all eyebrow less
That's because the author payed attention to details in the original paintings from that era and knows about fashion trends of that time.
Yesss
Pretty, nearly period, but each is missing the iconic symbols of her story. Renaissance art is full of references, the story is always there, and these don't tell the stories.
What do you mean they're missing the iconic symbols of their story? I see the red apple, the swird, the glass slipper, the rose etc etc