#based on woman with a parasol by monet

[lumintsu]

garden

[eepelene]

its sunny outside!

[devlunar]

An oil painting I made in one of my classes. It's based on the Claude Monet painting Woman with a Parasol (or Madame Monet and Her Son).

[derehono]

For some reason, I have a very special collection with « Woman with Parasol ».

Claude Monet is not my favourite artist, but this works did something to my soul, something so deep that I just cannot ignore it. I had three different versions of this masterpiece with first basing such a failure that I don’t even have photos of it.

This is my most recent one, a first attempt into pixel art, but I love it.

And the second one, the dearest one for me, combination of my comfort characters and comfort art.

I wish that one day I will see it in the reality.

[usagifuyusummer]

Agh, I had to separate my yapping session again (it's below this post... hopefully) 😭😭😭✍️✍️✍️🔥🔥🔥. Still, here's some concept and closeups of this art piece. I hope the formatting of this post goes well. 😭😭😭😭

This time, I lost track of how long I spent on this piece lol because I wanted to experiment and change the way I create my fanarts. And oh boy, did I learn a lot! It was fun, but goddamn that took a long time hahaha. My phone was chugging so hard to process the colors on this piece. I think I need to work on reformatting my phone soon. Ah, the joys of being piss poor.

I actually intended for this to have a companion piece, but I think I'll post it separately because it'll take time to finish it... ✍️🔥🔥🔥

I used an old painting titled, Woman with a Parasol by Claude Monet as reference and inspiration this time! When looking at this AU, I felt really inspired to create something based on those old era picturesque paintings. So yeah, that's how this came out lol.

This Timmy design is something I came up with. I'm not sure if it'll stick as this AU continues its development lol. I used a lot of fashion references of the Victorian Era when creating that design (particularly on children wear). Although, the bonnet is more inspired by the show. Particularly the times when Timmy is shown in younger baby form, he usually wears a pink frilly bonnet. (It was mentioned that Timmy's baby pictures mostly show him wearing female baby clothes, because yeah, it's canon that his parents wanted a girl rather than a boy...) This is not his default design for this AU by the way. This is just one of the many outfits he might constantly wear.

Fun fact! The parasol he's holding is actually a wand. I was thinking that maybe Cosmo and Wanda gave him that as one of their "offering gifts" for Timmy before they officially pester his daily life lmao. The wand can change into many inanimate objects! The caveat is that it will always have some part of the star in the inanimate objects it takes the form of. Plus, some objects it turns into will have side effects when used lmao.

Like, I have this idea that there's this incident where Timmy uses the wand as a drawing tool that makes what he draws becomes real. And once Timmy realises that, as usual, he goes, "I can get away with so much with this amazing thing that happened!!!", but alas everything he does will backfire on his ass so hard in the end that he has to force himself to learn on how to utilize magical stuff properly without him suffering the consequences too lol.

The wand that Cosmo and Wanda gave Timmy here enables humans to use magic. But, not as powerful as the fae though. As for the reason..., I'm still kinda thinking about it. One of the many ideas I have is that, they gave it as a means for Timmy to defend himself if they both were unable to. (The wand can also turn into weapons, even fantastical objects. Like that star shooting gun Timmy wields in the Nicktoons Unite games.)

The wand that they gave Timmy can't really grant wishes (Cosmo and Wanda will be there for that), it is more of a magical object for offensive and defensive capabilities (this concept idea might change). Also, the wand is just a part of the binding accidental contract that Timmy is in with the fae. Think about how some magical creatures grant humans the ability to use magic in return for something, like maybe an object or a part of themselves.

Timmy actually doesn't use the wand as soon as he gets it. Instead, he's very avoidant of any magical stuff during his earlier days with Cosmo and Wanda. Plus, he really is quite bad at using it initially, like he can't get it to transform to anything the early times he's willing to touch the wand lmao. The running gag is that Timmy can't get the wand to work properly and change into the things he wants constantly (Like, it sometimes works but only in certain situations. Over time, he gets the hang of it tho. But, early on? Shit magic control hahaha)

Cosmo and Wanda's designs here are by @keyintheeye-blog! (It's so sparkly and ethereal wow. I did not think I did their designs justice here lmao.) I used their post on the updated AU designs as references here. If they didn't post that, I will just default on drawing them with what I thought they were wearing initially. White robes lol.

Hm, I'm still not sure how the fae would work yet (besides references from old myths) in this AU. Like, do they work under a monarch rule (like Oberon and Titania) or do they have a system similar to what the show has (the Fairy Council and Jorgen lmao)? Still, I'll speculate until I get more confirmation from them hehe. (No rush! You already know that hehe.)

I have so many ideas on the timeline of this AU, but I don't want to yap too much on this post lmao. (I might add on some of what I missed on my yapping connected to this post later.)

This post might change if formatting is fucked up. Have a nice day tho!

"There was once a lonely boy who crossed a fairy circle; every year after, he gradually lost his sense of self and all sense of time."

Ooh~, a fairy circle???!!! I know this doesn't look that horrifying yet lol, but I will try on the next companion piece to this one lmao.

As usual my insane thoughts and concept and closeup art below lol.

The fanart this time is for a Victorian Era Dark Fae Fairly Oddparents AU that @keyintheeye-blog came up with some time ago. I'll include the other posts related to this AU here too, so you'll understand the whys and hows. Keep in mind that this AU is still in development and some details and designs might change as time goes on lol.

Origin Discussion Post

Updated Character Designs 1

[galleriadimusica]

Woman with a Parasol

This piece was written based off of the calm, yet surprisingly (but actually not so surprisingly [wink wink art history fans]) melancholic painting "Woman With A Parasol", by Claude Monet (1840-1926).

What do you think?

[madfoxx]

Cant believe I´m painting again but here we go, I have a new obsession, namely putting the pirate blorbos in all my favorite paintings.

Gentleman with a Parasol

(Based on Claude Monets Woman with a Parasol )

[supertaliart]

The Protectors

This started as a doodle based on my wall decoration and turned into a procrastination tactic...

Based on Claude Monet’s paintings - Woman with a Parasol Facing Left & Woman with a Parasol Facing Right.

[laddybuckk]

Some Mary-Beths 

(Based on Woman With a Parasol, Monet)

[olivinehues]

violet evergarden artist emulation for digital art class :)

based off of monet's "woman with parasol facing right"

[starryreader]

one more 19th century au with...subtle sakuryou

based off of monet-senpai’s woman with a parasol!

[perditaswardrobe]

This is Quarantine

I sense there’s something in the wind

That feels like tragedy’s at hand

Now, come with us and you will see 

This, our House of Quarantine

Life’s no fun without a good scare

If only we could go anywhere

And while I am dead and can take off my head

To recite Shakespearean quotations

Still, day after day, it’s the same routine

And I so, so miss the sound of screams

And I, Jack, the Pumpkin King

Have grown so tired of the same old thing

And somewhere deep inside of these bones

An emptiness began to grow

And will we ever

End up together?

What’s this? What’s this?

I can’t believe my eyes

I must be dreaming

This looks like fun!

Its something new!

Oh, could it be I got my wish?

What’s this?...Wondercon at Home Masquerade???

Our dearest friends

If you don’t mind....

We’d like to join you by your side

Where we can gaze into the stars

And sit together, now and forever

For it is plain, as anyone can see,

We’re simply meant to be.....          

Photos 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, and 10, taken by @disneypoohbearfan

Photos 3, 4, and 8, taken by YorkInABox​

Wondercon Masquerade Contest: Ken Hazlett and Natalie Lawson. 

Costume name: This is Quarantine.

Costume Category: Recreation of Hannah Alexander artwork of Jack Skellington and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

These costumes are based on Hannah Alexander’s artwork and were made last summer, largely with fabrics meant for other projects that were never made. Because 2020. Jack’s stripes are soutache, stitched  onto different black fabrics (I only had so much of each one, you know?) to create his coat, pants, and hood. His coat is lined with an ombre black to gray fabric, custom designed by us, and there are more white pinstripes made from soutache (see pic with Jack not wearing his coat - Sally holds his coat inside out). Jack has two vests - one is beaded and has a super huge collar; the other is appliquéd and embroidered and has two double welt pockets. One has to learn new skills with each project, right? 

Sally’s different skirt panels include black stitching to create a checkerboard-style pattern, crystals to create spotted fabric, appliquéd circles (on the dress and on skirt panels) and dotless question marks, and more crystals to decorate the circles and hems. She also has two ombre’d skirt panels. Sally’s stays are fully boned with steel bones and were made from an 18th century style pattern. Her shoulder wraps are machine embroidered; the design was drawn in Inkpad and digitized in a very obnoxious and now replaced embroidery program that shall not be named. All the visible stitching was done with embroidery thread. All natural fabrics in her skirt panels were stitched and ragged. Synthetic fabrics were hemmed or burned with a wood burner. Her two-toned Victorian boots were painted black on the lower half of the boot with a most excellent leather paint. 

The Halloween Town clock was made by us for this past holiday season and we updated the X-mas sign with the Wondercon at Home and the Wondercon logos.

Now, if you’ve stuck around this long, maybe its because you’ve recognized some of these photos and their resemblance to famous paintings?  And yes, we did base many of the above photos on some of our favorite paintings. 

Photo 1:  “Woman with a Parasol Facing Left“; Claude Monet, 1886

Photo 2:  “American Gothic”; Grant Wood, 1930

Photo 5: “The Scream”; Edvard Munch, 1893

Photo 6: ““I Am Half Sick of Shadows,” said the Lady of Shalott”; John William Waterhouse, 1915

Photo 7: “Paris Street; Rainy Day”; Gustave Caillebotte, 1877

Photo 8: “The Black and White Ball”; Jack Vettriano, 1996

Photo 10: “Boy and Girl gazing at the Moon”; Norman Rockwell, 1926

[finnmertenss]

Firbolg with a Sunhat

still not 100% sure how I feel about this one, but I spent a lot of time on it so I wanted to share it.

Supposed to be based around Woman with a Parasol by Monet

[ratedftr]

a painting from last october of the sapphire and the ruby, based off of woman with a parasol by monet

@dallontaylor on twitter and instagram

[amberviernes]

A Quick Glance: The Survey Analysis Sub-Pages

Hello everyone! The survey analysis sub-pages are still undergoing construction, but I thought it'd be fun to show what I have!

As these pages ultimately share the same purpose, they follow the same format. The only thing I have changed so far is the beginning header. Overall, I like the template a lot, though I do feel that the landscape oriented pieces suffer a bit. However, I do feel that this is remedied by being able to click on the images and see the full version.

Currently, all of the numbers, and descriptive text on these pages utilize placeholder text based on a hypothetical authenticity rating for the piece, "A Woman with a Parasol" by Claude Monet. Additionally, the "Verdict" section (the one at the end), still needs modifications.

That said, the text, numbers, graphics, etc. will be updated for the final website. I can expect to provide a more accurate version of these pages sometime in early April, as the survey will close on the 3rd. Because I do not have concrete information on what the figures and graphs will look like, making individualized changes to these pages are currently not a priority.

That said, I would like to kickstart the basis of the graphs and key figures that are going onto these pages by the end of this week. This will be one of my projects that I will tackle in the coming days, as I'd like to have something presentable on the Thursday class!

And that'll be all from me for now! I need to get some creative rest, but I'm very excited to work on the last few assets, which are as follows:

Digitalizing the key figure assets

Digitalizing an asset to represent the summary/implications of findings

Digitalizing an asset to represent the further research section

Creating a template/basis for the demographic-related pie charts

Creating a template/basis for the graphs that showcase the authenticity score distribution

I believe that most of the heavy leg work will lie in proofreading and updating the written content (that is my biggest bane, but I can overcome it!). But, it's nice knowing that the assets era is coming to an end soon, and that I will continue to be able to move forward with this project!

[rexxsartblog]

A “put yourself in the painting” assignment for class a few years ago. Based off of Monet’s “Woman with a Parasol, facing left”