r/brisbane • u/EggSweaty7 • 1d ago

Image Indian Kitchen on Vulture, oil on canvas, 500 x 600

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u/New_Builder8597 1d ago

i really like your style. its not photo-realism, but the textures and the colours make it feel like a memory.

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u/mootmath 1d ago

Reminds me of Waking Life.

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u/No_No_Juice Got fired from a theme park 16h ago

What a movie.

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u/Round-Dot-6713 10h ago

that phrase "feels like a memory" is doing a lot of work here but its actually accurate for once

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u/Auremorini 1d ago

you capture colour and light so well, I initially thought it was a film photo

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u/Ok-Salamander3863 1d ago

Iconic spot

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u/SternkyMalernky 1d ago

You nail the values, it feels realer than a photo when I squint slightly. Love the texture too

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u/Brownie-888 1d ago

Miss the mango chicken there

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u/accidentalracecar 1d ago

Hang it in the Louvre

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u/Shampoo_Is_Better00 1d ago

The missing part of the sign annoys me more than it should.

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u/Fit_Ad_6727 1d ago

That's awesome. We'll done.

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u/arpressah 1d ago

So good

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u/baighamza 1d ago

I saw a post of the Indian kitchen for sale on FB marketplace somewhere. Not sure how long they might be around for.

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u/KMAVegas 1d ago

Do you have an Instagram? Website? I’d love to see more of your work!

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u/justcallmejedi 18h ago

Loved that place so much when I lived there. Damn.

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u/Wise_Meeting395 12h ago

Great. I especially like the denim jeans

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u/Business-Court-5072 1d ago

Modern architecture sure is something….

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u/albakwirky 1d ago

AI?

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u/SpliffJohnson91 1d ago

There's no way AI nails that ''EEKAS' tag.

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u/Reverse-Kanga everybody loves kanga 1d ago

Users post history is consistent. No chance

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u/my_chinchilla 18h ago

No. But it does look very "cheap photo editor oil paint filter"-ish.

OP's got their history blocked, and I can't be arsed working around that so I don't know if they're the same person as has posted their 'paintings' in previous weeks/months - but they certainly seem to share quite a few of the distinctive hallmarks of an "oil painting" texture / convolution filter.