I was a little afraid that this weekend contest's topic might be too hard - creating an interpretation of a famous painting is quite a challenge. But Eric Varela was right - it proved to be a wonderfully inspiring task! As a Dutchman, I especially enjoyed how many Dutch painters were represented: Mondriaan, Van Gogh, Vermeer and Escher.
Kyriakos Tsilavis's interpretation of 'Relativity' by MC Escher was the clear winner this week.
Kyriakos - awesome job! You’ll also get to pick the topic for next weekend! Please email me at bart @ this site and let me know what everyone should be spending their time on :)
Read on for the runners up and enjoy the art!
Luis Buil Monzón - Vincent van Gogh
Maes Thierry - Magritte
NainaP - Jacques-Louis David
Eric Varela - Piet Mondriaan
Prawnsushi - JMW Turner
Fernanbop75 - Vermeer
Aliasguru - Edvard Munch
Thanks again for participating everyone! And until next weekend :)
16 Comments
all works are amazing!!
Agree, very well done!
Congratulations!
Nice interpretations !
By the way, the name of the Belgian surrealist is not René 'Margritte', it is René 'Magritte' ;-)
Fixed!
Congratulations to all.
Κυριακο εισαι θεος!
χαχαχαχα .Ευχαριστώ ρε Μιχάλη!!!
Hey guys, in English please! BlenderNation caters to an international audience, and English is the main language. You're welcome to publish comments in other languages, as long as they contain an English translation as well.
Nice job to all, although I would like to have seen better lighting on the relativity piece.
+1 gimp lost
Yep. I knew the winner when I saw it. Nice job, Kyriakos!
And congrats to everyone who entered and completed something for the challenge. You folk are really stepping it up with these challenges, and it's always nice seeing more people enter.
And yeah, Bart, there certainly were a lot of Dutch art choices, and such nice renditions, at that. It certainly was pleasant for me to see two entries based on the work of my favorite artist, Vincent van Gogh.
Great job everybody, this was a lot of fun :)
Hi all,
congratulations to all. I think for this topic we need more than one weekend!
Thanks a lot for your comments
Wow! :) @Prawnsushi, making of, please! I can't understand how it was achieved!