Culture & Arts
Meet Andrea Tamme , a computerized craftsman from Canada, who thought of the most strange and interesting plan to take old style centerpieces and reconsider them utilizing current popular culture characters from motion pictures and TV appears. Sounds intriguing? Of course! We've seen these compositions, we adore them, however at this point it's a great opportunity to become hopelessly enamored with them considerably more. The craftsman consolidates similarly prominent present day characters like Sailor Moon and Rick and Morty, blending old and new in a quirky and eccentric way.
Rick and Morty – The Scream by Edvard Munch
On the off chance that you've viewed in any event a couple of scenes of Rick and Morty you know exactly how virtuoso this rethought gem is. This would be Morty's appearance more often than not! The first was made by Edvard Munch and portrayed an attack of tension. Fitting for Rick and Morty!
Connection and Princess Zelda – The Accolade by Edmund Leighton
Connection and Princess Zelda fit superbly into the subject of valor picked by Edmund Leighton for the first painting from a sentimental medieval arrangement. It was the season of knights, maids in trouble, lords, rulers, and wonderful signals. Zelda fans were most likely overjoyed!
Chu Totoro – Woman with a Parasol by Claude Monet
The vaporous climate of Claude Monet's unique painting goes unbelievably well with light-filled style of Hayao Miyazaki and his charming characters. It's a match made in paradise and we can just hail Andrea Tamme for this decision!
Neo-Queen Serenity and Small Lady – Self-Portrait With Her Daughter by Elisabeth Louise Vigee Le Brun
A Mother and little girl relationship is a standout amongst the most excellent things on the planet. Andrea Tamme took the sweet characters of Sailor Moon to delineate the closeness and sweet assessment that goes with this sort of relationship. The shading palette is simply superb!
Tina Belcher – Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci
Mona Lisa's outward appearance has turned out to be genuinely amazing. There is something puzzling about how Leonardo Da Vinci portrayed this lady. The unpretentious utilization of shading makes tremendous photorealism, while her eyes appear to be enlivened by some obscure power. She looks totally alive on the canvas!
The Earl Of Lemongrab And Lady Lemongrabs – Mr. What's more, Mrs. Andrews by Thomas Gainsborough
This is the principal work of Andrea Tamme that began the entire arrangement of rethought traditional craftsmanship pieces. In this one the Earl of Lemongrab and Lady Lemongrabs are portrayed in a characteristic setting Thomas Gainsborough was well known for. This is past reasonable!
Princess Peach – Girl with a Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer
Princess Peach, Mario's popular lady in trouble, is delineated as a Girl with a Pearl Earring made by Johannes Vermeer. In this work of art the craftsman caught the passing snapshot of a young lady that was going to state something, turning quickly in a lovely lighting. It's a genuine showstopper!
Ice King – Portrait of Louis XIV by Hyacinthe Rigaud
What lord wouldn't prefer to have a representation as illustrious as this? The Sun King was surely inspired by the last outcome when he requested this bit of craftsmanship. With delightful regal formal attire and rich hues, it's a picture certainly deserving of a ruler!
Wail's Moving Castle – The Kiss by Gustav Klimt
This one is our top pick, on the grounds that Edmund Leighton's medieval style fits too splendidly with the visual tasteful of Hayao Miyazaki. The canvas is both sentimental and staggeringly heartbreaking!
