i'm such a liar... THIS is the last pic for the imitation challenge in hp_fringeart *g* (i didn't know if i finish this one.) it's made on tablet in ps. the original was made by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, another German expressionist, 1913.
worksafe this time, G!

( five women on the street )

the last pic for the imitation challenge in hp_fringeart, i swear... XD
it's an imitation of Goya's La maya desnuda (1797-1800).

this time it's R, NOT VERY WORKSAFE!!! because you can see almost everything. and it's not hermione granger! *g*

the original first:
( Goya - La maya desnuda )

hi,
this is (maybe) my last picture for the imitation challenge in hp_fringeart. it's an imitation of Goya again, this time it's The Incantation, made in 1797-98, oil on canvas. my imitation was made by a pencil, so it's b&w and it's called Snape's nightmare. i hope you like it :)
G, or PG-13

( Goya - The Incantation )

i made another pic for the imitation challenge in hp_fringeart. the original was made by Otto Mueller in 1927, he was a German painter and printmaker of the expressionist movement.

( the original )

4-th piece for the imitation challenge in hp_fringeart
PG-13,
original was made by Pablo Picaso and it's called The Girls from Avignon / Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.

( The Girls from Avignon )

3 days, 3 pics ;) for the imitation challenge in hp_fringeart
PG-13

The original was made by Francisco de Goya (1746-1828), it's oil on canvas, 8'9" x 13'4" and the title is The Third of May, 1808.

( The Third of May, 1808 )

hi,
this challenge in hp_fringeart is really fun!
here's another pic, this time it's a piece made in 1912 by Alexei Jawlensky, Russian-born German Expressionist Painter, 1864-1941.

rating: G
media used: dry chalks and a little bit of PS, because my dear scanner has stolen some colors :(

here's the original:
( this way )

hi,
i made this one for hp_fringeart imitationchallenge. the original was made in 1918 by Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (German expressionist painter, 1884-1976). i haven't found the english title of this piece, but i think it could be something like a road to emauz. ;)
worksafe

so here the original:
( this way )