Tuesday Night Art Club by frogdot
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Description
The Tuesday Night Art Club was meeting. Vincent and Gauguin were arguing about something, as usual. Pablo was suggesting to Leonardo that he loosen up a bit, perhaps being more expressive. Leo scoffed, saying at least his people looked like people. Georgia just kept painting her flowers.
Wonder what it might be like to sit in the corner and listen to the conversations. Painted in the hair and faces. Paris Studio by Age of Armour.
Comments (20)
this is great! :)
This is very cool and creative...
very nice scene and compo
Now this "IS" an Art Gallery!...Superb Workmanship/Scene Layout!...
Very nice...getting good use out of that set aren't ya Dave...well done.. ...
Great job, interesting narrative.
Oh, yes, I like this!! Very nice!
Wonderful
Great looking studio lovely artworks!
Ha, ha! What a wonderful concept! Would love to attend that event!
Something to think about. excellent work Dave.
Wonderful scene!
Brilliant idea, well executed as always!
Wonderful idea and scene/image!! :)
Fantastic idea and execution!
EXCELLENT RENDITION !!!!!
Wonderfully imaginative and beautifully done!
Delightful!
Nice scene!
what i love is that i could easily identify all of the characters on their own, with the slight exception of O'Keefe. the interactions all work well, too. the artwork is, of course, immediately identifiable, and well arrayed. the visibility of the paintings to the audience doesn't feel at all contrived, though i know everything is positioned deliberately. the only weak points i can see are ones you can't do much about. the floor texture seems way too large for the scale of everything else (even if the boards were that large, the patterns on them wouldn't be), and the shadows are a little too constant (not blurring and getting fainter with distance). well, that and the unkindness of bringing back Picasso without Matisse :D. i like the distortion from the camera angle because it gives me the sense of a large space. overall, it's an excellent use of a complex scene, and great storytelling.