Digitalized Celebrities - Jolie, Elvis, Alba, Freeman, Hayek, Pitt, W. Smith, Portman

This is some of the best vector art I have ever seen. Vector graphics, as the whole world knows, are graphics that, hum, have something to do with mathematical equations. In any event, go to Wikipedia here if you want to know more about vector graphics.



I don't know the name of the creator of this fabuloso work. But this much I can say: These digitalized renditions are freakin' amazing!

















































































































































































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Hilarious "Translation" of Natalie Portman's Movie "V for Vendetta"

If you saw the movie V for Vendetta with Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving and Stephen Rea, you will no doubt remember the long and oh so freaking confusing speech V (Hugo Weaving)unleashed upon Natalie Portman's character Evey. V used long, complicated words and all kinds of alliterations which are, off course, the repetition of the first consonant sound in a phrase. Well, if you're, like me, still wondering what hell was said there, here is a very funny "translation" of V's long-ass speech.

Jolie, Portman, Johansson, Roberts, Elvis, Nicholson, Kidman, Cruise Become Art Masterpieces

These works of art have been digitally retouched and given the Hollywood style makeover with mega stars such as Natalie Portman, Julia Roberts, Scarlett Johansson, Angelina Jolie, Elvis Pressley and others featured in famous portraits by very famous painters.Thus Natalie Portman is portrayed as Raffaello's Madonna of Granduca, while Angelina Jolie is captured as Renaissance painter's Emile Vernon's Among the Blossoms. Elvis meanwhile is featured as Paul Lemoyne in this portrait by Jean Augustine while Julia Roberts is Sophie Anderson's Young Girl Fixing her Hair. Scarlett Johannson is the face of The Lady in Blue although I fail to see the facial resemblance. There is also Tom Cruise as the Pelt Merchant of Cairo, Jack Nicholson in an Edward Hooper painting and Nicole Kidman in a Reubens portrait.
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