Other artists emulated his versatile style just as he had emulated artists from the past, notably the Ming artist and theorist Dong Qichang (1555-1636), was was a living archive of art traditions going back to the 10th century.
Davion Alston's Another Body of/for Work, in which the artist emulates a Juergen Teller portrait of Kim Kardashian, explores the racial and sexual implications surrounding cultural labor and body politics.
The process was reminiscent of Pollock's own drip method, which the contemporary artist emulated but also personalized by watering down her paint so that they appeared as washed out spreads more than solid overlays.
It sets a standard for cloud paintings that many artists will emulate but few will attain.
In the months that followed, his sound became ubiquitous and inspired other artists to emulate it.
Of these works no copies survive; descriptions of his works, however, inspired later artists to emulate them, especially during the Italian Renaissance.
He points out that all artists helplessly emulate those they admire -- almost as if he were still empathically connected to the drifting, coalescing characters of "3 Women".
Cyndy Szekeres's Christmas scenes of charming anthropomorphic mice might look dismayingly detailed for budding artists to emulate, but growing up during the Depression she got her start drawing on anything she could find, including paper bags.
The way he used paint was identification enough, even as it changed over his long career, from Bellinian polish to an expressive rawness — see his scraped and scratched late "Entombment" — that Goya and countless later artists would emulate.
John the Baptist" of 1413-1416, a landmark work, the first monumental bronze statue since antiquity, and — an astonishing technical feat — cast in one piece, combines the most refined elements of the Gothic sensibility and the ambitions of a Renaissance artist to emulate the achievements of the classical age.
