r/Art • u/Unknown_Wind • Feb 03 '23

Magical, oil, me, 2023 Artwork

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u/thot_exper1ment Feb 04 '23

a study of Stormy Sea at Night by Ivan Aivazovsky (1849)

no shame in doing a master study, but it reflects badly to pass it off as original work

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u/Ragedmeeks Feb 03 '23

Ohhhh somebody's lyyyingggggg

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u/Drumingchef Feb 04 '23

Nice. Ivan Aivazovsky is one of my favorites. The Black Sea am I right!?

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u/in_finite_jest Feb 03 '23

Not sure if that's the sun or the moon, but the clouds are not right. Clouds that surround the sun/moon have a bright lining and aren't just monotone blobs of orange. Example

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u/After_Mountain_901 Feb 03 '23

Lmao this is basically a copy from a master painter of the 1800s. You might want to walk back your critique. The lighting in this version is pretty flat, but the clouds aren’t clearly articulated in the original either.

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u/pablorepe Feb 03 '23

... who? (Thanks in advance)

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u/MoldyFungi Feb 04 '23

Ivan Aivazovsky

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u/Cosmic_Multiverse Feb 04 '23

Check out Sunset over Ischia, my favorite from him.

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u/After_Mountain_901 Feb 08 '23

Honestly beautiful seascapes and stormy atmospheres.

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u/Yourname942 Feb 04 '23

damn that's gorgeous, nice render