Ever wonder why artists portraits are more realistic after the 1400s?
Realism and the photographic look became prevalent after that time period.
How?
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Posted 08 April 2018 - 09:44 AM
That David Hockney video was pretty damn good. Amazing how using mirrors and lenses made the artwork more realistic. I laughed out loud on the academic excuse.
"People just started drawing better all at once"
I did too. It's like all the other crap they teach people in school. Bullshit excuses to explain subjects or a watered down history without any social understanding. What a crock! How can anyone SEE the world without a decent history of where we came from.
So, in essence, the artists of yesteryear were tracing light reflections. I thought it was cool how they set up their little reflecting booths along with the posing of their portraits. Almost like they were magicians with their secret techniques to create life like images.
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Posted 04 August 2018 - 08:24 PM
John Dee, Shakespeare-Camera Obscura - A Consuming Perspective with James Egan & Dan Winter
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