Osamu Tezuka I chose him, because I have never done Manga before, and I wanted to experiment with a different style. I appreciate the exaggerated features, such as the round eyes, and the body proportions. Frida Kahlo I liked Fridas use of rich colors throughout her artwork, and I found her portraits to be very intriguing. Edgar Degas He does a lot of ballerinas, and I would like to experiment with drawing proportions of realistic bodies. Ballerinas are able to bend, and I would like to create movement. Pieter Cornelis He has a very interesting geometric style, that uses geometric shapes, rather than organic shapes. Edgar Degas Biography
(Dancer Tilting, 1883, oil)
Edgar Degas Was born in Paris, France At age 11, he was enrolled to the Lycee Louis-le-Grand with a degree in literature His father expected him to go to law school, but by the time he was eighteen, he had turned his house into an art studio
In 1855, He registered to enroll in the Faculty of Law at the University in Paris,
but made little effort in his studies there. The same year, he also registered to the Ecole des Beaux-Arts where he studied drawing In 1856, he traveled to Italy, where he drew copies and studied the works of Michelangelo, Raphael and Titian. He was one of the founders of impressionism, but prefers to be called a realist In 1870, he enlisted in the French National Guard He became a master of depicting movement Portrayed human isolation and psychological complexibility Concentrated on the effects of light