For some reason, I have an impish (and doubtless not very artistic) impulse to use photoshop to replace the painting he’s painting with the actual scene he’s looking at.
He’s obviously an inspired dude to get that landscape out of the parked-car-scape.
This vantage point is a bit deceiving as there was a church yard to the left here. While I’m not sure that he was painting the exact scene that he saw against the church wall, I think he was using the plants and trees there as reference. I didn’t stick around to look over his shoulder for too long :)
For some reason, I have an impish (and doubtless not very artistic) impulse to use photoshop to replace the painting he’s painting with the actual scene he’s looking at.
He’s obviously an inspired dude to get that landscape out of the parked-car-scape.
Comment by Josh — 2005-05-18 @ 13:35 UTC
This vantage point is a bit deceiving as there was a church yard to the left here. While I’m not sure that he was painting the exact scene that he saw against the church wall, I think he was using the plants and trees there as reference. I didn’t stick around to look over his shoulder for too long :)
Comment by jpr — 2005-05-18 @ 17:08 UTC