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BTW, Miro himself did a Ms. Pacman :D :

 

http://www.barcelonapoint.com/it/blog/files/2013/02/Miro-Museum.jpg

 

vs. the "real" Ms Pacman:

 

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Napalm, You are so amazingly creative!

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http://sheismylawyer.com/She_Thinks_In_Ink/Zee_Work_Of_Zee_Others/Avatar/slides/Eel-blue.jpg +photo-114056.jpg?_r=1406756988 = REALLY AMAZING STUFF

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Napalm, You are so amazingly creative!

 

I feel flattered :blush: however it's not my merit, it's just that the impressionism/dadaism/surrealism are really calling for parodies. I've tried to visualize the ghost parody done to some classic "realist" art - da Vinci, Michelangelo, etc. and it's not funny at all. They would look defaced but not funny. Like the hammered Little Mermaid - it's vandalism and you feel sad and sorry for her, there's nothing humorous about it.. With the impressionists it's naturally funny.

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Then there's always Dobell and his Ned Kelly

 

http://media.crikey.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/NED-KELLY-1946-Ripolin-on-board-90.8x121.5cm.jpg

 

Consider a lady pacperson, astride a horse, with a pen instead of a rifle...

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WOW

I see it.

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Yours is better.

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I am in awe...

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Totally love that. So never would have thought of it.

 

The colors are great, too.

Yeah, it's just awesome. Even better than the Edvard Munch, er, "homage"....

Oh wow. I should have finished reading this thread before posting -- I had not seen the Mondrian (one of my favorite modern artist) or the Magrittes (another artist right up there IMO).

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Thank you Napalm for starting this thread. This is first time I've been on FPN that a thread has been so thoroughly guffaw provoking.

I love the take-off on all the artists. Who says a liberal arts education is a waste of time.

Thank you

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WOW, I love that the two windows look like ghosts too.

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LOL this is Kandinsky "In Blue", anyone here with Photoshop skills that could change Ms. Pacman's color from orange to yellow and add back the eye? :lol:

 

http://www.sewanee.edu/chem/Chem&Art/Detail_Pages/ColorProjects_2004/Murphy%20/kandinsky-in_the_blue.jpg

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