This time Russian photoshop artists decided to touch the traditional masterpieces to imagine how they could look like when some more life was added to them to open up the motion behind the classic stills
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what’s the name of the original painting in 12? Awesome
A Knight at the Crossroads
What about the original for #5 (bullet-time on the yellow background)?
aaahahahahahaha ..that was great!
russian masterpieces!!! I didnt know Salvator Dali and Edvard Munk were russians? Or did you steal these painting while liberating the western europe?
Well, Kubrick and King are not Russkies, too…
is upyachka alive?
What is the name of the first painting?
Magritte
You’re misconfusing.
Guys who did the Photoshop workd are Russian, but they do not pretend the original artworks are Russian, read closely.
Stick dude rocks!
thats amazing!!)) you made my day)))) russian guys are cool))
What’s the name of the last painting?
Temptation of St. Anthony
The guy with the melon in the Magritte painting is Steve Jobs. He’s everywhere this days !
What’s the name of the original painting in 5?
Still waiting for that answer myself… hopefully someone posts it (or at least a link to where this all came from).
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haha
) very nice
LOL I love these! What great avatars some would make! Thanks ER and Russian Artist Rule!
Musa
These are brilliant!
Russian masterpieces are gay and communistic.
http://www.gifdump.co.cc/images/lastsupperjesus.gif
This Last Supper is better
incredible – any more??
The first one is “The Son of Man” by Magritte.
Well, you have just made my day. Fantastic.