Zusammengepuzzeltes Bild
Das von mir gemalte Acrylbild, das ich Euch heute gerne vorstellen möchte, mutet vielleicht etwas merkwürdig an, oder?
Das Bild malte ich unter Anleitung der Künstlerin Mouna Ramcke im Atelier Aqua-Art und ist auf Grundlage eines Bildes von Edward Hopper entstanden. Die Leinwand wurde für dieses Bild in 40 gleich große Rechtecke eingeteilt und die einzelnen Puzzleteile des Original Bildes wurden Stück für Stück in diese Felder abgemalt. Dazu kannte ich das Original Bild nicht, sondern hatte jeweils nur einen der kleinen Abschnitte vor mir, die durch Mouna in eine andere, von ihr festgelegte Reihenfolge gebracht worden waren.
Einige Details gefällig? 
Ich finde, das Ergebnis ist neu und überraschend, und gefällt mir ausnehmend gut. Ganz im Gegensatz zu meiner Familie, die das Bild ganz furchtbar findet.
Was sagt Ihr, gefällt es Euch, oder seid Ihr der gleichen Meinung, wie meine Familie?
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I LOVE it! What a great and unique idea. Its nice to see an artist mix it up and also give other artists ideas of a different way to create a piece of art. This one is fantastic and I think it looks beautiful.
Hello again. What great fun! Thank you for letting me know how it is done. Yes, I agree, more fun to mix them up! Your English it great!
It’s interesting to the eye, but I could never cut up a piece of my art even if the intention was to make new art, lol
Oh no, Sandee I did not cut my art. Only the paper picture from Hopper, we found in the internet was cut.
Frauke
Oh, Frauke, it’s such a fun place! And you did very well with your explanation; I love this idea! Happy Paint Party Friday!
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I love the way you’ve created these in the columns – it’s so interesting to view. Lovely bright colours too! Happy PPF from Number 32 😀
This is very beautiful and Edward Hopper is one of my favorite artists!
Happy PPF!!!
Jan
Very nice! Wonderful colors! Love the way the scene is fractured.
What an amazing and beautiful kind of art!
Just fabulous. I love this idea.
oh my gosh, I think your painting is amazing!! I thought at first you just pieced magazine clippings together. A real work of art! Happy PPF!
I think it is fantastic! Love the colors and shapes, it is beautiful
I really like it! It is so interesting to look at and try to figure out what goes with what. Are there instructions on how to do this somewhere?
Thank you so much, Gloria. I don’t have an instruction. I paintet the picture in our painting class. But this is, how you can make it: Take a picture of your choice and cut it in some equal pieces. (We had 48 pieces). And then number the pieces at their backside, beginning with the pieces of the left side of the original. Divide your canvas with a pencil in the same number of little pieces, and give them numbers beginning at the left (!) side. Now, you can take piece by piece, and paint it into the canvas division wth the backside number of your piece. There is no need to paint it number after number, in opposite, it is more fun to cover the pieces and to take them by hazard. And it may be much more fun, if you do not know the original picture, but to ask a friend to prepare it for you.
So, I hope, that helps you, and sorry about my English… i did my very best. 😉
Frauke