Last but not least: Resurrection
Adobe has let artists use Photoshop to "recreate" famous lost paintings. Featuring photos from the Adobe Stock Images collection.
The Goodby, Silverstein & Partners agency not only demonstrated that you can find almost any motif in Adobe's photo library, but also underlined once again what a powerful tool Photoshop is. Even if that has long been clear.
Caravaggio - Matthew and the Angel: destroyed in 1945 during an Allied bombing raid.
Rembrandt - Christ in the storm on the lake: Stolen 1990.
Frieda Kahlo - The Wounded Table: Lost on the way to an exhibition in Moscow in 1955.
Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Gothic cathedral on the waterfront: destroyed by fire in 1931.
Based on the Indian digital artist Ankur Patar, the casemovie shows how Rembrandt's masterpiece was "recreated". All recreations are available on the page Adobestockmasterpiece.com post. (hae)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCPom-4xkpw
via Adweek.com
