What Dreams May Come...Painting Prints?

[Rusty85]

Anyone know where to find prints of the paintings from What Dreams May Come?

Specifically this one, Chris says in the movie it was an Anniversary present from Annie.

Here's the only pic I could find of it...

 

[SVTStingRay]

what a great movie. the palette on that film was amazing, cant wait to see it on bluray.

 

[Mechamaniac]

Good film, I enjoyed the book more, but that's usually the case right?

 

[Remo]

Nice painting. I loved that movie. Haven't seen it in awhile, time to pull out the DVD.

 

[Alucardez]

Still one of the most visually stunning movies in my opinion. Just out of curiousity, is that the exact painting she gives him for the anniversary because i thought she added in the person and the tree later in the film? My memory is a little fuzzy, like everyone else,have to get the dvd back out.

 

[CTF]

The director is a really nice guy!

:thumbsup

 

[Mike Rush]

Just for fun I ran the image above through a program which is meant to simulate paint. (No, not Photoshop!)

Here's before:

Here's after:

Maybe not perfect but not bad. And it doesn't matter that the original was low resolution because the output is nice and high.

This would probably look nice printed on some canvas. Hey wait a minute, they do that where I work... :love

 

[blownhemi]

The wife made me watch this movie, and I'm so glad she did. I was just blown away by the visuals and the beauty of it all. I'm thinking that I need to break out the DVD, like others have said, and have another look. If I remember correctly, there was a great painting of the villa that stuck me and I just might try to give that a go.

 

[Rusty85]

Hmmm, I'm pretty sure that the original painting always had him standing there next to the tree. There were two more small paintings that are added to the sides in the movie. Once has a purple tree and the other has more scenery with a blurred figure of a woman.

 

[Rusty85]

Well, I almost had some luck finding this. I read that there was a run of 80 of these done in conjunction with the movie release but have yet to find anything online. Anyone here know anything else? From an artist named Stephen Hannock.