Famous Paintings Preview

Andy Warhol Wizard of OZ

Where is the light coming from?

The light is coming from the top right of the model

How can you duplicate that light?

To best duplicate the light set up studio lighting above the model and have a low fill if any.

What other non-clothing elements appear in the painting that you will need to duplicate?

No other objects besides the models clothing appear in the painting.

What kind of angles did the painter use to compose the image?

The painter had the model looking up towards the light and a straight on angle looking at the model.

What clothing will you need to acquire/create to duplicate the painting?

I will need a orange long sleeve, green shirt, pink bow yellow backdrop.

Who would be a good model?

Emily Robonet

List the details you see in the painting, specifically the things the model will be wearing, poses they will need to hold, etc?

Right shoulder forward, red lips, pink bow, orange shirt.

What will be the three most difficult things to duplicate, in your opinion?

The dots, the lack of shadows on the face and minimal shadows under the chin. The butterfly lighting.

The Girl with A Pearl Earring

Where is the light coming from?

A side angle probably a window or light without a fill.

How can you duplicate that light?

By setting up a Main light directly in front of the model.

And a fill lower and next to the main light.

What other non-clothing elements appear in the painting that you will need to duplicate?

Black backdrop.

What kind of angles did the painter use to compose the image?

Have the model facing towards the light and have the model look over her left shoulder looking at the painter.

What clothing will you need to acquire/create to duplicate the painting?

A brown coat and a white blouse, Blue plane bandana, and a yellow and blue tipped silk scarf.

Who would be a good model?              

Chloe Byers

List the details you see in the painting, specifically the things the model will be wearing, poses they will need to hold, etc?

Pearl earrings, blue scarf, yellow with blue tipped scarf,

What will be the three most difficult things to duplicate, in your opinion?

The models angle with the light. The cloths, and the pose.

Andy Warhol Marleen Monroe

Where is the light coming from?

Directly in center of the subject.

How can you duplicate that light?

By setting up a butterfly lighting shoot.

What other non-clothing elements appear in the painting that you will need to duplicate?

A pink background

What kind of angles did the painter use to compose the image?

A forward angle that allows the light to extenuate the models features.

What clothing will you need to acquire/create to duplicate the painting?

No clots are needed because they are not in the shot.

Who would be a good model?

Chloe Byres.

List the details you see in the painting, specifically the things the model will be wearing, poses they will need to hold, etc?

Pink earrings, a pink beauty mark, pink eye shadow and yellow eye liner.

What will be the three most difficult things to duplicate, in your opinion?

The butterfly lighting, the makeup, and the vibrant colors.