Classical paintings as people

Hey! Welcome to today’s Sunday collab article by @vintagefemme and @mp4dreams! For this article, we’ve decided to see how our favorite classical paintings would look like as people. We hope that you’ll enjoy this article and be sure to follow our account! ｡･:*:･ﾟ★

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1. Water Lilies by Claude Monet

Her hair is a classic blonde color and cut short. She wears simplistic clothes, but loves flower patterns or anything the color blue. The best facial feature she has are her blue-gray eyes that stand out from the rest. To everyone else she is mature and dependable, but deep down she still sees herself as a childish daydreamer. Lastly, she lives by the pond and enjoys swimming in it on warm spring afternoons.

2. Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh

His hair is as dark, messy, and scattered as his mind is. The way he dresses is usually in formal, cool-toned clothes which he feels disguises himself in the night. One of his most interesting features are round glasses that he wears and his personality is more along the lines of a freethinker who follows his own logic despite how unconventional it may be. Finally, he lives in the city but he feels more drawn to the night sky.

3. The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli

I tried to post the painting multiple times but whi kept taking them down for violation so I used the one that would give you an idea of the painting. Credits to @vegitalian!

She has strawberry blond, wavy hair that is a little dry from the exposure to the sun and salty water of the sea. She prefers flowy, summer dresses in pale colors to match her aura. Her eyes mimic the color of the sea, turquoise and mesmerizing, with the ability to magnetise you. People underestimate her because of her highly sensitive personality, but she doesn’t view her emotionality as an obstacle, rather than an advantage and often hails her vivid imagination as a gift. She has been living next to the sea her whole life, as she can’t imagine her life without the sound of the waves crashing the shore or the sea mirroring the golden sun setting.

4. The Great Wave Of Kanagawa by Hokusai

She has straight, long, black hair that stays in a low, messy bun almost all day and smells like sea water. It is uncommon to see her wearing anything else except her shirts which she finds very comfortable because they aren’t restraining her moves while fishing and also keep her cool. The freckles on her cheeks look like paint splatters on a blank canvas. Self-empowerment has always helped her succeed in her life and she believes confidence is one of the best qualities someone can have. She lives in Kanagawa, Japan, where she has spent most of her life, appreciating the little things and making the most out of each and every moment.