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Digital Fabric Swatch for Fear and Loathing III, 2023
Fear and Loathing III is a reinterpretation and appreciation of historical paintings through a modern lens with digital tools (Procreate).
Fear and Loathing is a digital painting (triptych, 3/3) that is inspired by The Field of the Cloth of Gold, 1520.
The Field of the Cloth and Gold was a historic event between King Henry VII of England and King Francis I of France. The purpose of the event was to strengthen the bond between the two kingdoms and to display their wealth and power to the rest of Europe. The event lasted two weeks and was filled with grand feasts, jousting tournaments.
Seen: Capuchin, a cloak with friar’s cowl and long pointed hood. An elongated hood denoted a symbol of punishment or shame. With inspiration from Watercolour Drawing of a Man in Red, Designer Unknown, c.1875 - c.1920
CR-23-02-C Fear and Loathing III
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Digital Fabric Swatch for Fear and Loathing III, 2023
Fear and Loathing III is a reinterpretation and appreciation of historical paintings through a modern lens with digital tools (Procreate).
Fear and Loathing is a digital painting (triptych, 3/3) that is inspired by The Field of the Cloth of Gold, 1520.
The Field of the Cloth and Gold was a historic event between King Henry VII of England and King Francis I of France. The purpose of the event was to strengthen the bond between the two kingdoms and to display their wealth and power to the rest of Europe. The event lasted two weeks and was filled with grand feasts, jousting tournaments.
Seen: Capuchin, a cloak with friar’s cowl and long pointed hood. An elongated hood denoted a symbol of punishment or shame. With inspiration from Watercolour Drawing of a Man in Red, Designer Unknown, c.1875 - c.1920