
Rothko
Cartoon
How many times have I had to pause and think before dipping my paintbrush into my coffee, wine, or beer? Too many to count!
Spotted this on Studio Mothers page. Priceless. My family can certainly relate to this!
The following is a funny guide that’ll help you link famous painters and their style and paintings together in the future. Even though it was conceived as a joke you will realize how this list captures the essence of each artist, resulting in the end actually useful.
If everyone looks like doey-eyed girls, then it’s Caravaggio.
If everyone has giant asses, then it’s Reubens.
If it’s something you saw on your acid trip last night, it’s Dali.
If everybody has some sort of body malfunction, then it’s Picasso.
If the paintings have tons of little people in them but otherwise seem normal, it’s Bruegel.
If the paintings have lots of little people in them but also have a ton of crazy bullshit, it’s Bosch.
If the images have a dark background and everyone has tortured expressions on their faces, it’s Titian.
If everyone – including the women – looks like Putin, then it’s van Eyck.
If everyone looks like hobos illuminated only by a dim streetlamp, it’s Rembrandt.
If everyone is beautiful, naked, and stacked, it’s Michelangelo.
If the painting could easily have a few chubby Cupids or sheep added (or already has them), it’s Boucher.
If you see a ballerina, it’s Degas.
If everything is highly contrasted and sharp, sort of bluish, and everyone has gaunt bearded faces, it’s El Greco.
Dappled light but no figures, it’s Monet.
If every painting is the face of a uni-browed woman, it’s Frida.
Dappled light and happy party-time people, it’s Renoir.
Dappled light and unhappy party-time people, then it’s Manet.
It it looks like an Excel sheet with colored squares, it’s Mondrian.
Borrowed from WrongHands1.com
Sept 4, 2015