"Veni, Vidi, Vici", 14x11, oil on panel |
Reportedly uttered by Julius Caesar 47 BC as a comment on his short war with Pharnaces II of Pontus in the city of Zela. "I came, I saw, I conquered."
This painting is unapologetically campy and was much too fun to paint, although it was a challenge to paint the figure blurry enough when they are normally the focal point of my paintings.
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Haha! It took me a while to see the bra! I like it! Great reflective light on robot! Wonder if he has fetish issues.......!
ReplyDeleteThanks Belita, maybe SHE has fetish issues ;)
ReplyDeleteSo fun! It has two of my favourite things in it as well: Scantily clad girl and vintage sci-fi robot. Awesome:)
ReplyDelete(I really like the palette too)
Thank you James, I love the sci-fi stuff too. And how liberating for me when I discovered for myself that it was ok for "serious" art to be humorous.
ReplyDeleteThis is great - you've captured the blurred woman perfectly. This scene just makes me wish I had been in the room 30 seconds before to know more of the story! Ha ha! Fun!
ReplyDeleteHaha. This is how I entertain myself, thinking these scenarios up during the long process of painting. Thank you. The blurred woman was the hardest part!
DeleteAwesome!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! This was a fun one to do.
DeleteWow! Fun interpretation and gorgeous painting!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tracy! It was fun.
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