Portrait Of An Artist by frogdot
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Description
I used to be a lot better at manipulating parameter dials to make a figure look like someone recognizable from reference pics. This is supposed to be Vincent Van Gogh. Made the easel, brush and pallet. Painted the beard.
Man, I would love to be standing there in a hot sun of Southern France with Vincent, watching him paint, sipping absinthe and trying to convince him that his art would be worth millions in a "few" years.
Comments (18)
Wonderful scene..nicely done!!
Beautifull done!
cool scene
He seems to be saying "I prefer to work undisturbed!" You'd better buy your own absinthe, sadly - and enjoy it responsibly, don't forget...
He looks Great, Awesomly Done...!!
I instantly thought of Van Gogh!! Fabulous idea and beautiful created!
Well done...I recognized him right off...yer still pretty damn good, heh heh heh...nice tribute as well
Yeah, well if you had, he might have cut off your tongue instead of his ear! Seriously, a nice tribute to one of the true masters of art.
Wonderful! Excellent modeling and wonderful tribute.
sipping absinthe ?? u know its the best brain weakner among drinks ! nice hommage to the big master , his madness didnt come from absinth but from a vd acording to his grand nephew the filmmaker theo van gogh.
i think the likeness is good, i recognized him right away. and the colors of the whole image are spot on.
Wonderful image! Definitely make me think of Van Gogh.
just hang onto your ears!
Wonderful. Van Gogh was my favourite artist.
Well done indeed !
He'd never believe you. Great concept and image, nice looking detail work.
Outstanding tribute: Vincent we hardly knew ye.
Nice composition!