Ayala, who hosted the 29 Faces Challenge in February is hosting a Modigliani Challenge in March. The idea is to choose four Modigliani paintings and reproduce them. I think it's an intriguing idea, and I selected these four paintings:
I'm looking forward to giving this a try, but I have to admit that I'm not sure what the results will be like. One of the best classes I ever took was a class taught by Dina Wakley where we drew inspiration from various artists. I'm not sure if I'll go for true reproductions r work on drawing inspiration. We'll see what happens. Either way, it's truly a challenge and a stretch for me, which I think is a good thing. When was the last time you really stretched your artistic muscles?
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A long time ago I had a calendar filled with Modigliani works .... I love that name, it rolls off the tongue and is probably one of my favourite words.
I have been making digital templates recently, that's been my creative challenge.
I think starting to make the She Art collages was a real creative stretch for me....now I love making them.
this will be quite the workout but very rewarding, i'm sure. i need to "exercise" my creative muscles a bit more (as well as the rest of my muscles!)
I always feel that Modigliani's women look rather sulky...
But I do love that final painting - she is a beautiful girl!
I wonder what you will make of your Challenge, Rinda? And can you cheer up those moody maidens (or do you like them because they look moody)?
Have fun!
That's a clever leap - from the faces challenge to this one.
Stretching my artistic muscles? This morning when I wrote a piece for Scrap365
I love Modigliani. The third painting you chose is hanging in my bedroom, a gift from my college roommate many, many years ago. Trying to get a handle on Lightroom software might not be a creative endeavor, but it certainly makes my brain muscles flex!
It's going to be so much fun! I was soooo tempted to do the first girl too, but at the end decided to include a guy in my 4. Will be looking forward to see your work!
How challenging and interesting. Looking forward to see your interpretation.
I think that I will join in . Strangely enough, I already did a painting influenced by Mondigliani and Klimt not so long ago :) I love these challenges because it makes me learn about different artists that I'm not very familiar with especially contemporary.
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