Cincinnatus art… NEW PAINTING COMPLETE (Page 10, August 6) (Page 2 of 11)
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Originally Posted By d13s3l: impressive ....if you really want to mess with people, maybe add a little glow in the dark paint to some areas ![]() I did that in the past. Poured paint Godzilla and King Kong, with glow-in-the-dark parts, like the old plastic models from the 70s |
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Originally Posted By Scott_S: Was the first piece in this thread 3-D and now the Babel piece is 2-D? I’m on my phone so can’t discern details as well as on the desktop. My son does 3-D art, so I appreciate your effort OP. Please keep the posts coming! All are essentially 2D. A few objects, but the abstract shapes are all flat. |
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Very impressive! Bonafide renaissance man! |
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Excellent choice in subject. I was toying with buying a 15th-16th century printing of that. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By BUCC_Guy: Excellent choice in subject. I was toying with buying a 15th-16th century printing of that. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/45309/9D3EE0FF-B5ED-4115-AFE9-AF0ADA60D1BE_jpe-3596827.JPG Very nice. |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Yeah. The ones with titties and frog vaginas are rubbing on him and pulling on him. The ones with clubs are grabbing and beating. A great push/pull dynamic for composition. Wow. It's not often you see art that really breaks out of the mold. Revolutionary. Very nice! |
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Awesome! Congratulations on a wonderfully unique interpretation of the older piece. You are blazing a trail! |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Next up: “Tower of Babel” And… “Fall of the Damned” Brueghel's version of the "tower"? I did my masters thesis on Pieter Brughel the Elder. Seriously, I like where you're going with these. ETA: I like your tower! |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: (Skip to page two for the start of new art project) Maybe a week away from completion. Six foot high, poured/thrown paint, abstract version of “Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons.” Latex house paint on wood with graphite and other stuff. The original: (Martin Schongauer, 1470) https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/285/IMG_8859-3576582.jpg Where I’m at, so far… https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/285/IMG_8857-3576583.jpg Reminds me of the View. I may have accidentally made it too “real” |
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That reminds me of the View on TV. |
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Originally Posted By dedreckon: Again, they creep me out, but you didn't want to start with a blank canvas vs having the wood grain peek through? Maybe it adds to the 3D effect? I’m not trying to create an illusion that it isn’t poured paint on a flat surface. The wood is the surface. I like the substance of it better than cloth. Wood has visual baggage, but canvas has more. |
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Originally Posted By WhatsGnu: Nice interpretation of the tower. You're kinda out there on the edge of the "art world" with these. It wouldn't surprise me if you don't get some seriously interested collectors. That would be interesting. I’m currently in the “if you build it, they will come phase.” |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: That would be interesting. I’m currently in the “if you build it, they will come phase.” Keep plugging away. I'm not a collector, as my own art studio is filled to the brim with paintings and drawings stacked everywhere. Darned things just keep piling up. |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Next up: “Tower of Babel” And… “Fall of the Damned” 1/3 of the company of Heaven became demons. Be nice to see the victorious 2/3rds But real beauty is difficult to capture |
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Insanely cool!!! |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: (Skip to page two for the start of new art project) Maybe a week away from completion. Six foot high, poured/thrown paint, abstract version of "Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons." Latex house paint on wood with graphite and other stuff. The original: (Martin Schongauer, 1470) https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/285/IMG_8859-3576582.jpg Where I'm at, so far https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/285/IMG_8857-3576583.jpg I may have accidentally made it too "real" I'm just glad we arent the only ones to have to deal with fuckin' furries. |




















