Jude 2

This guy paints pictures that are indistinguishable from a photograph. Check this out.

http://www.drublair.com/comersus/store/tica.asp

WOW My daughter will hate me for showing her this
She's taking Art in school.

Pretty amazing isn't it Beckrl?

Yes, but I notice that it way Air brushing, i think that is difference than painting with a brush. IMO

beckrl wrote:Yes, but I notice that it way Air brushing, i think that is difference than painting with a brush. IMO

In a manner of speaking, yes. However I have personally viewed other art work, some pencil, and some brushed paintings, that were likewise indistinguishable from a photograph.

That is to me, especially in pencil, the epitome of artistic mastery.


Poimen walks off repeating to himself in mantra fashion
"Thou shalt not covet, thou shalt not covet, thou shalt not covet..."

Poimen wrote:

beckrl wrote:Yes, but I notice that it way Air brushing, i think that is difference than painting with a brush. IMO

In a manner of speaking, yes. However I have personally viewed other art work, some pencil, and some brushed paintings, that were likewise indistinguishable from a photograph.

That is to me, especially in pencil, the epitome of artistic mastery.


Poimen walks off repeating to himself in mantra fashion
"Thou shalt not covet, thou shalt not covet, thou shalt not covet..."

All I meant was it easier. I do like realism. Cause I myself have taking art and drawn some. If I get the time I will post some of them.

As an artist I can tell you that air brushing is not necessarily easier than using a bristle brush. It is simply another technique. The choice of technique depends basically upon two factors, 1.)the media that you are using (oil, acrylic, tempera, ink, water colors, etc.), and the surface texture that the media will be applied upon.


TW