1. Chuck Close's Big Self Portrait was perhaps the inspiration for styling Radzinsky.


2. DaVinci-inspired promo picture. In the words of Eddie Izzard, "We can't all do big arms!"

3. Professionally fan-made Lost posters, found on Flavorwire. Click the link to see more - this one's my favorite.

2 comments:
I couldn't have named that Close painting, but I've seen it dozens of times in person at the Walker in Minneapolis! Am I an art idiot for finding it captivating?
Chuck Close rocks. He said something like, "Inspiration is for amateurs, the rest of us show up for work." He has found a particular style of working that is recognizable, but each individual painting is still engaging on its own.
Radzinsky, on the other hand, is a douche.
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