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How much technique one needs to be able to simplify something this way. Look closely, and these carefully dressed people almost disappear. Even the huge flag above them is painted with loose streaks of red and white, helping create the feeling of wind and movement. Claude Monet painted Hôtel... show more

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Фото профиля Jan

Jan8 дней назад

It's actually the other way around. Our minds do all the work, filling in people and faces where there are none, which is why we see a face in every cloud.

Фото профиля Jimbar99

Jimbar998 дней назад

They are using a technique called eye-limited resolution were the subject seems clear from far away but gets muddled as you get closer to it.

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SwanShapedBird8 дней назад

From a distance, the man's face looks like a horror skull face, where the jaw unhinges all the way from the back teeth. The woman also looks like she is still figuring out how to put a face on. Like one skinwalker greeting another.

Фото профиля Mejor llama a Daniel

Mejor llama a Daniel8 дней назад

Es el observador quien lo hace posible, nuestro cerebro nos pide que acomoletemos objetos/personas/elementos que ya conocemos. Claro, Monet lo aprovecha con una gran genialidad.

Фото профиля Fr. Timothy Matkin

Fr. Timothy Matkin8 дней назад

I love the impressionists. My favorite is Rich Little.

Фото профиля Codex

Codex8 дней назад

I have built up a playlist of videos like this that just show you the details of paintings ...

Фото профиля General Bison

General Bison8 дней назад

Bah, degenerate art.

Фото профиля 🕯️ Tomasthanes 🚀 (toe-MOSS-thuh-knees) 🛰️

🕯️ Tomasthanes 🚀 (toe-MOSS-thuh-knees) 🛰️9 дней назад

He used special brushes. Virtual brushes. At least, that's my first impression.

Фото профиля AndreasBVB

AndreasBVB8 дней назад

@ClevelandArt

Фото профиля Billie Jean

Billie Jean8 дней назад

Wow! Definitely more detail far away lol wild!!!

Фото профиля kurt meer

kurt meer8 дней назад

Look at Rembrandt. Bad eyesight plus technique. Squint eyes and back away. Standard technique.

Фото профиля Maxart

Maxart8 дней назад

Not easy! I tried doing it a few times and looked like a squashed fly.😢😢 Tried more times and got better results. Just try and try.

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