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Why can't that "different approach" be simply painting (realistically) things that don't exist? For example: Pictures of something that existed in the past, b
by Viliam1234 8y ago
Why can't that "different approach" be simply painting (realistically) things that don't exist?
For example:
Pictures of something that existed in the past, but was destroyed. Or someone who died. Or a younger portrait of someone.
Pictures that differ from reality, such as putting together two famous buildings that actually exist in different cities, near-equator stuff covered by snow, scenes containing objects with incorrect size... Or impossible structures, like Escher did, only more realistically.
Science fiction, fantasy, fairy tales...
Painting a "realistic" dragon requires skills, and cannot be replaced by photography. Why don't modern artists show their skills at this?