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Well, I've been attempting to work on a short film called "Bonds." In the short, we see one of the characters, a 19 year-old genius by the name of Matthew Kowalski, doing a painting while on the phone with someone. Originally, I had considered on having him paint an abstract piece, but I decided to have him paint one of many representations of a family myth. I painted it using normal water-based paints from Family Dollar, a $7 canvas from Big Lots and really poor quality brushes that ended up having hairs breaking off in the painting process and sticking to the canvas. After I got through with painting it, I used Matte Mod Podge to seal the painting (as whenever you touched it, even after a day of drying, the color used to rub off). After applying the first layer, I used a green Sharpie to add a bit of detail to the "green" side of the painting. After that, I added another layer.

So, I decided to name this as "Vanishing Point #1" by Matthew. Yes, I know I can't paint worth the crap (as I have no painting skills). But since this is meant to be a prop and not a real painting of artistic merrit, I just did the best I could.

Right now, I don't know if the short will ever be made, but in case, this painting will be ready for the scene it shows up in.

Description
Well, I've been attempting to work on a short film called "Bonds." In the short, we see one of the characters, a 19 year-old genius by the name of Matthew Kowalski, doing a painting while on the phone with someone. Originally, I had considered on having him paint an abstract piece, but I decided to have him paint one of many representations of a family myth. I painted it using normal water-based paints from Family Dollar, a $7 canvas from Big Lots and really poor quality brushes that ended up having hairs breaking off in the painting process and sticking to the canvas. After I got through with painting it, I used Matte Mod Podge to seal the painting (as whenever you touched it, even after a day of drying, the color used to rub off). After applying the first layer, I used a green Sharpie to add a bit of detail to the "green" side of the painting. After that, I added another layer.

So, I decided to name this as "Vanishing Point #1" by Matthew. Yes, I know I can't paint worth the crap (as I have no painting skills). But since this is meant to be a prop and not a real painting of artistic merrit, I just did the best I could.

Right now, I don't know if the short will ever be made, but in case, this painting will be ready for the scene it shows up in.