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I'm posting this here because of the incredibly diverse interests the members here have. I'm trying to find a company or person that was referenced in a magazine article I read while waiting for DW in a doctor's office recently. The article gave me an idea for a gift, but the idea didn't formulate until later, and I have no idea what magazine it was. Since it was during her recent major illness, I'm not even sure which doctor's office it was. When I get back in town I might run by a few, see if I can find it.
The article was about taking a bunch of individual photos of family members and having an artist use the faces, but paint a group portrait of a situation that never occurred in real life. It was tres cool. They took pictures of about 10 people (multi-generations) including even a dog and created a picture of all the people hanging around at a family barbecue near the water, or something like that. The faces were recognisable, but not necessarily the absolute lifelike aspect of a lot of portrait painters.
DW has been missing her parents a lot recently (deceased), as well her old dog and also been bummed by not being right around DD/DGD, and SIL and family all the time. I thought something like this would make a nice Christmas present for next year. I've googled the hell out the concept, and can't find the article or the artist/company. I've found some similar, but not exactly what I'm looking for.
If any of you read the article and know where I can find it, I'd greatly appreciate it. If you think you know of the company, that would be good too, but whoever they are aren't advertising well on the web. I've looked at more than 20 websites matching on various searches using the terms above, and no luck. TIA.
The article was about taking a bunch of individual photos of family members and having an artist use the faces, but paint a group portrait of a situation that never occurred in real life. It was tres cool. They took pictures of about 10 people (multi-generations) including even a dog and created a picture of all the people hanging around at a family barbecue near the water, or something like that. The faces were recognisable, but not necessarily the absolute lifelike aspect of a lot of portrait painters.
DW has been missing her parents a lot recently (deceased), as well her old dog and also been bummed by not being right around DD/DGD, and SIL and family all the time. I thought something like this would make a nice Christmas present for next year. I've googled the hell out the concept, and can't find the article or the artist/company. I've found some similar, but not exactly what I'm looking for.
If any of you read the article and know where I can find it, I'd greatly appreciate it. If you think you know of the company, that would be good too, but whoever they are aren't advertising well on the web. I've looked at more than 20 websites matching on various searches using the terms above, and no luck. TIA.