Italian illustrator Massimo Carnevale energetically captures incredible moments from the silver screen into digital paintings. Iconic characters such as Back to the Future's Marty McFly as portrayed by Michael J. Fox to Uma Thurman as wife Mia Wallace in Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, each portrait is filled with the personality of Carnevale's palette.
Clearly displaying the skills of a master through these images of cult classics, Carnevale has been a part of the comic world since 1987. Currently over 100 paintings are aggregated on Carnevale's impressive blog. Some of the other films illustrated include Man on Fire, Enemy of the State, No Country For Old Men and Hulk among countless others.
Luckily for fans, Massimo Carnevale commonly updates his fantastic site with his latest depictions of new cinematic characters.
Digitized Cinematic Cult Characters
Massimo Carnevale Portrays Iconic Film Scenes
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