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09 Jul 05 - 04:47 PM (#1519125) Subject: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: Donuel http://www.angelfire.com/md2/customviolins/bushIMP.jpg I digitally "painted over" a previous picture entitled Posiden. |
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09 Jul 05 - 05:27 PM (#1519154) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: kendall ITS FREDDIE!! |
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09 Jul 05 - 05:54 PM (#1519165) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: GUEST I like it. Wish I could remember the name of the painting that Zeus is from? At least it looks like a small bit from that painting. No, brains racked and no result. I do remember that syphilis is humanly portrayed in it. Maybe I imagined it. |
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09 Jul 05 - 09:36 PM (#1519244) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: mack/misophist Is that Zeus or "the spark of creation" from the Sistine Chapel? |
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09 Jul 05 - 09:41 PM (#1519246) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: Bobert Ahhh, Donuel... Like I hate to say this but as an artist myself, "The Smirt" seems a little on the smirkless side... Evil? Yeah... Smirkless... No.... Sorry, just one guy's opinion... Bobert |
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09 Jul 05 - 10:09 PM (#1519261) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: LilyFestre Donuel, I love your work...very creative and enjoyable...but I gotta be honest with you...while your artistry remains incredible (and I am jealous!), this one gives me the creeps!!!! Michelle |
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09 Jul 05 - 10:14 PM (#1519262) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: freda underhill ..as it should! |
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13 Jul 05 - 10:43 AM (#1521109) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: GUEST mack I think you're right. I was thinking of the Allegory of Venus and Cupid. But having checked it out, it isn't Zeus. All these grey bearded guys look alike! |
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13 Jul 05 - 12:47 PM (#1521163) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: GUEST Maybe Saturn Devouring One Of His Children? |
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13 Jul 05 - 01:47 PM (#1521212) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: Donuel Thanks but Bobert is correct. The Mussolini like smirk was not achieved. The smug frown was changed to a grin of sorts. I stole Michelangelo's Cistine Chapel ceiling painting of God reaching out to man and placed one outside each of W's ears. "from Bush's ears to God's hand" There is a huge skull looking out from this poster which one might not notice. I've edited this same picture 4 times over 2 years and still have more changes to do. If this were done in oils it might be considered art but since it is done with photoshop overlays and smearing techniques it remains culturally in the same catagory as an Elvis on black velvet. |
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14 Jul 05 - 02:03 AM (#1521588) Subject: RE: BS: Portrait I call 'the smirk' From: Stephen L. Rich That's the stuff of which dermatologist's dreams are made. Stephen Lee |