'Working Girl, Three Faces of a Modern American Venus', Vintage
Venus, Face #3. A digital interpretation of one
of the most beautiful faces ever created,
Botticelli’s ‘Venus’, from ‘Botticelli’s Ladies’, by
Norval Arbogast. I tryed to keep the features as
close to the original painting as possible, but
made the hair very ‘Mucha-esque and super
saturated the color. I also hardened the eyes
and added the adornments of her profession.
She’s seen the harder side of life, but the
natural beauty shines through. I hope you
share this beautiful face with your family
and friends.
'Working Girl, Three Faces of a Modern American Venus', Vintage belongs to the following groups:
* Painted Ladies *, Decorative and Traditional Art and from masterpiece Available for sale asGreeting Cards
bluerabbit
What a fantastic series! I love it!
eon .
WOW ” -)) SUPA DUPA Ciao Steve Nice to Meet You !
Norval Arbogast replied
Thanks Steve, your work is bowling me over, especially your avatar.
arteology
wonderful!
Norval Arbogast replied
Thank You
Impassioned
Nice work!
Norval Arbogast replied
Thank You
Mariska
Gorgeous work here, very well done Norval!!
Thanks for your visite by and your lovely comments:0)
Norval Arbogast
Thank you, I think it’s going to end up being four faces though, ‘working on another one.
Marilyns
super wonderful beauty!!! have a beautiful sunday norval :)
nancy salamouny
super cool!
stephanie allison
Norval Arbogast replied
Wow! Thank You-
—---NorvalAleksandar Top...
congrat. bravo
Norval Arbogast replied
Thank You, your post was the first that I had an idea that something nice had happened.
ellamental
So fluid and warm!!!
Norval Arbogast replied
Thank You
DevineDayDreams
My fav painting! STUNNING!!!
Norval Arbogast replied 24 days ago
The Venus series is my first try at vintage, ‘Working Girl’ is my favorite too.
Daisy, I just noticed I had hit the wrong darn button for reply :-)
Holly Kempe
Superb work Norval! :)
Norval Arbogast replied
Thank you Holly
terezadelpilar
YOU HAVE A FABULOUS FOLIO!!
What program do you recommend to paint?
Norval Arbogast replied 24 days ago
Thank you, I didn’t use a paint program, just plain ole photoshop, I’m just learning. The program I used for this is 5.5, thats because i’m on and old windows ninty-eight. If you’re on a newer computer, the new photoshops will do a lot more stuff and faster. I still mouse draw, haven’t been able to afford one of the new digital tablets. Still on my wish list :-).
terezadelpilar 24 days ago
wow, if you do this with a mouse you will do heavenly paintings with a pad:) Great work!