Harper Sutton by Harper Sutton

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Woman Holding a Balance

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Early Europe and Colonial Americas, 200–1750 ce
Johannes Vermeer. c.
1664 ce.
Oil on canvas.

Tamati Waka Nene

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The Pacific, 700–1980 ce
Gottfried Lindauer.
1890 ce.
Oil on canvas

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Great Stupa at Sanchi

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South, East, and Southeast Asia, 300 bce–1980 ce
Madhya Pradesh, India. Buddhist; Maurya, late Sunga Dynasty.
c. 300 bce–100 ce.
Stone masonry, sandstone on dome

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Madonna and Child with Two Angels

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Early Europe and Colonial Americas, 200–1750 ce
Fra Filippo Lippi. c.
1465 ce.
Tempera on wood.

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The Two Fridas

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Later Europe and Americas, 1750–1980 ce
Frida Kahlo.
1939 ce.
Oil on canvas

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Explanation of process...

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I went to the edge of my table and put a shirt over my head and a blanket over my shoulders, and layered all those together to create the outfit. For what is on the table I mimicked the shape of the objects for maximum accuracy.

Why did I choose this?

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:11:53 UTC

I chose this artwork because I really liked the lighting of the piece. I think that its also an in motion shot and not a still life so it would be similar to something that I could do.

Explanation of process...

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:14:08 UTC

I found a furry blanket that almost mimics the clock exactly so I used that and a net I found in my backyard to create the cane-like object that he is holding. For the mask I used a piece of paper that me and my younger brother colored together. I used a paper towel and tape to mimic the feathers. And to mimic the background I found a blue painting in my house!

Why did I choose this?

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:15:04 UTC

I chose this artwork because I knew that the materials that I had at home were somewhat similar to this! So it made sense to me to pick this one for accuracy.

Explanation of process...

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:17:56 UTC

I found a bowl in my kitchen, as well as crackers in my pantry, and sharpies and I taped/glued them together in a basket weave to mimic the crossing of the stone on the building. I placed them next to each other to make them look similar to the building. Even though the color really isn't spot on I paid attention to the shape and form of the building.

Why did I choose this?

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:19:10 UTC

I chose this artwork because I loved the shape of the building. I am interested in architecture and I enjoy creating buildings. The round dome top really interests me!

Explanation of process...

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:21:49 UTC

I found a similar backdrop in my home and from there I got my little brothers stuffed animal and little sister to help me act out the 2 angels. I had my little sister hold up my brothers stuffed bear and then I put a blue blanket over my shoulders and my hair in a bun.

Why did I choose this?

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:23:08 UTC

I chose this artwork because I knew that my little brother and sister could help me recreate this image. I also chose it because I liked how its a portrait but its a still life and the people being painted are not moving.

Explanation of Process...

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:25:28 UTC

To recreate this oil on canvas I got my sister to drape blankets on ourselves and to pose on the chairs next to each other. even though our hair isn't dark we still tried our best to mimic the posture and form of the two women. The camera was also flipped in the image.

Why did I choose this?

12525191 — 2025-04-23 14:27:08 UTC

I chose this artwork because I loved the vivid colors and I knew I could get my sister to help me out! I also wanted to do this because its a still life but of humans and I think that they were patient and I admire that so that's why I chose it!

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