Video: Photorealistic paintings illustrating the addictions of children
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Almost all artists strive to make their paintings as realistic as possible. The exceptions are abstractionists and comic book illustrators. But we'll talk about them a little later. Today, the conversation will take place about an artist, whose works are practically indistinguishable from photographs. This is about Doug bloodworth, who for many years has been trying to draw public attention to the issue of raising children. And he does it in a very original manner. With the help of pictures.
Almost all of the artist's work illustrates the addictions of any average child: comics and junk food. Unlimited chocolate, dubious marmalade, donuts, chocolate paste, gum - parents, as a rule, buy their children whatever they ask, without thinking about what harm such food can cause to children's health. And this is not counting the fact that many comics, which modern children "suffer" from, bring up cruelty, maximalism and impunity in their little readers.
I must admit that Doug bloodworth did not immediately begin to paint such pictures. His career began in 1974 with the painting of billboards. But every year the issue of raising children so absorbed the artist that he decided to express his gloomy thoughts in his work. By the way, we have already published a series of early works illustrator. Looking at the recent works of the author, it can be noted that the artist's professionalism has increased dramatically. Just like the demand for photorealistic paintings.
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