SpnJ2BB 2014 - Paris in the Early Days

[petite_madame]

SpnJ2BB 2014 - Paris in the Early Days

Welcome to the Art Master Post of Paris in The Early Days, a great fic by tsuki_no_bara written for the 2014 spn_j2_bigbang.  If you want to read the story, just click HERE.

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Acknowledgments:

A big hug to tsuki_no_bara for being awesome and for being a wonderful author ♥ I had a lot of fun illustrating this fic that takes place in my hometown, Paris. Kudos for all the research you made! 100% accurate! Wow! ^^

And of course, a big thank you to wendy for organizing year after year this awesome challenge! See you next year! ^^

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THE ART



All the artworks are SFW (I know, boooouh!)

1) Poster Art
2) The Bed
3) The Smoker
4) The Atelier
5) La Fée Verte
6) Four Seasons - Winter
7) The Green Door

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Reference pictures:

Jared and Jensen: elsicat, Redteekal and wolfpup2000
Dancers from the Green Door: here, here and here
Mucha Frames: here and here
Font: Organica 90
The Bed (Art #2) is inspired by The Bed by Toulouse Lautrec.
Softwares: Photoshop CS6, Painter 12 & Paint Tool SAI.

Voilà! I hope you enjoyed this post. ♥
See you soon for the avengers_rbb (a Steve/Bucky fic in collaboration with ratherastory) and later this year for the deancasbigbang.

Comments

[petite-madame.livejournal.com]

The poster is stunning as well.
I think you are the first person who tells me about the poster art. Everybody was focused on the boys in Jared's atelier and Jensen smoking. :3 Thank you so much. It was a pretty complicated to do, particular the flowers and Paris shield, the one with the little boat ^^ Glad you liked it!

So you had the chance to read the story before everybody too? ^^ I sort of betaed too, well, just the sentences in French and a couple of things about Paris here and there. I had far less work than you. :)

I'm very happy you enjoyed my BB post so much! ^o^
Thank you for loving it ♥

[locknkey.livejournal.com]

I've always been a huge Mucha fan and was lucky to see a Paris poster exhibit in Dallas two years ago. I adore the period and your poster is all you, but still derivative of the period, which is an amazing accomplishment. :) You really went all out and it shows. :)