Sprite Jam: A work of art (WINNERS)

Blondbraid · Fri 04/11/2016 10:18:44

Don't worry, you can upload your work. I'd be a shame to miss it just because you were confused about the deadline.

Avirosb · Fri 04/11/2016 14:23:45

Finally. Sorry for the wait.
[imgzoom]http://i.imgur.com/XYmREj1.png[/imgzoom]

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It's 'Self-portrait' by Joseph Ducreux.

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-This is far from finished but given the circumstances I deem it acceptable enough to upload.
-Once again a process of trial-and-error with a limited palette (the standard Paint colors).
-You can see where most of the time and details went into.
-I'm happy about the pose, which ain't 100% copy/paste but still fairly recognizable.
-I have never been good with clothes, in fact I'm not even sure what that particular fashion is called.
-Had to improvise from the waist down, using referential material seen here and here.

Oh, and since I should technically be disqualified, vote for someone else. I just wanted to show off

Have a great day.

Gilbert · Fri 04/11/2016 19:24:10

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I've read your spoilers, but it's obviously Einstein to me!

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It looks really awesome anyway. Too bad you didn't finish it.

Blondbraid · Sat 05/11/2016 17:28:02

The time to vote is here, winners receive following trophys:

Contestants are:
1. Girl with a Pearl earring by Babar (original work by Vermeer)
[imgzoom]https://i.imgur.com/NaJ2KMJ.gif[/imgzoom]
2. Croquet by Creamy (original work by James Tissot)

3. American Gothic by NightHawk (original work by Grant Wood)

4. A Banksy by Mandle (original work by Banksy)

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5. Relativity by Kumpel (original work by M. C. Esher)

6. Self-portrait by Avirosb (original work by Joseph Ducreux)

Vote for the first, second and third place for the entry which you think made the best re-interpretation of a classical artwork.
Voting ends on November 11th.