Third and final submission: All four seasons in a landscape. For my final piece, I knew I wanted ...

Third and final submission: All four seasons in a landscape. For my final piece, I knew I wanted ...Third and final submission: All four seasons in a landscape. For my final piece, I knew I wanted ...

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Korbin Houston

• 6h

Third and final submission: All four seasons in a landscape.

For my final piece, I knew I wanted to do something with transforming with a landscape. Even before working on any of my entries and the Flora challenge I have been thinking about projects around transforming landscapes. One of the reasons I liked the Tile for my first entry and so I looked for a landscape piece through the catalog.

Initially thought I would use a colored landscape/realism piece but ended up picking a 16th century artwork titled "Four Landscapes with the Four Seasons" by Hendrick van Schoel (Flemish, active Rome, ca. 1565–1622) After Hans Bol (Netherlandish, Mechelen 1534–1593 Amsterdam).

I thought by the title it was found landscapes and four seasons in one depiction and that got my brain going. Turns out it was a series made by Schoel based on sketches/drafts from Bol, that had four landscape pieces depicting the same landscape and the activities done on the land in different seasons. I saw the other possible pieces in the series online, but The Met only has this Summer version.

So I colorized the summer version and used it as base for the other seasons and took it from there to create videos to show case what a landscape with four seasons happening at once may look like. Working on this also has my creative writing brain thinking as well.

Original Work Link: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/357077

Canvas Link: https://app.flora.ai/view/js72hh92esgrqz73yv14xb88098e08eg

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Korbin Houston

• 5h

Social Posts on X and Linkedin:

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Chiara Arcostanzo

• Sep 1

A full shoot, built from a single product photo. I started with one flat e-commerce packshot, the same asset any brand already has, and built the rest: fabric detail, styling, and the product worn, on two models, across front, profile and back. One coherent world, one locked direction. It works two ways: as pre-production, to explore several directions before a shoot and decide with something real in front of you, and as final, campaign-ready visuals for social and e-commerce, refined down to the detail. And it scales in every direction: more products and full looks, several models in a single frame, different sets and moods from the same starting assets, and motion. Find out more at https://lnkd.in/eXN3mFQE Self-initiated project on EME STUDIOS pieces, not affiliated. I’m closing my calendar for the coming month. If this could fit your brand, my inbox is open 📬

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Bella Brillantes

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• Sep 1

These are beautiful!

Thayline Vargas

pro

• Sep 1

100 Summers Later reimagines an 1892 seaside painting one century later, in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.

I kept the original composition, while translating the scene into Brazilian beach culture and the nostalgic language.

Created with FLORA for the #FLORAMuseum challenge. @floraai

Name: IPANEMA 1992

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Mustafa Kayaoğlu

• Sep 1

That's awesome! It’s wonderful to recreate that image from a different perspective 100 years later while keeping the original composition intact. This artwork creates a 100-year connection between two images.