Article 1DYQ0 Artist Draws Impressive Recreations of Iconic Paintings on an Etch A Sketch

Artist Draws Impressive Recreations of Iconic Paintings on an Etch A Sketch

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Justin Page
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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat

Chicago artist Jane Labowitch (a.k.a. "Princess Etch A Sketch") does an amazing job of recreating iconic paintings from history on an Etch A Sketch. Signed prints of Jane's Etch A Sketch drawings are available to purchase from her Etsy store.

I started playing with an Etch A Sketch when I was 4. Growing up I'd visit my grandma's house on weekends. I played with my Etch A Sketch there because my grandma restricted my TV watching. In retrospect, I am really thankful that I wasn't allowed to watch TV so much because it was during those weekends of boredom that I began to hone my skill. I played with my Etch A Sketch so much that I got used to the mechanics, and I got to the point to where I didn't have to think about which way the knobs made the stylus on the screen move. In a sense, I became fluent in a language.

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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh

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Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

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The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo

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Bedroom in Arles by Vincent van Gogh

images via PrincessEtchasketch

via Chicagoist, Adventures of Yoo, My Modern Met

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This post was written by Justin Page and published May 16, 2016 on Laughing Squid.
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