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This is my third (and maybe final!) fine arts cartoon. I like the way this thing looks, but it has been on my art board since the middle of December. It was very complicated for several reasons...the first was all the teeny-tiny details, that I just had to simplify - the use of these markers and the size I had to work with just wouldn't let me do some of them. The second reason is that many of the colors were very similar to each other. I had no choice but to take poetic license with many of the details and colors. Things got even wierder when I started to research Georges de la Tour's painting here...this painting at Wiki [link] is actually different than the one that I worked from, which was this [link] . What's more, it seems like this was just part of a series of paintings. At any rate, it was just another way to take the Futurama characters (and Marge Simpson!) and put them in a totally different look. Enjoy!

BTW...did you spot the 300 Tricky Dick Funbucks bill on the table?

Description
This is my third (and maybe final!) fine arts cartoon. I like the way this thing looks, but it has been on my art board since the middle of December. It was very complicated for several reasons...the first was all the teeny-tiny details, that I just had to simplify - the use of these markers and the size I had to work with just wouldn't let me do some of them. The second reason is that many of the colors were very similar to each other. I had no choice but to take poetic license with many of the details and colors. Things got even wierder when I started to research Georges de la Tour's painting here...this painting at Wiki [link] is actually different than the one that I worked from, which was this [link] . What's more, it seems like this was just part of a series of paintings. At any rate, it was just another way to take the Futurama characters (and Marge Simpson!) and put them in a totally different look. Enjoy!

BTW...did you spot the 300 Tricky Dick Funbucks bill on the table?