These #SmashUps Take Remixing to the Next Level

written by Allegra July 18, 2017

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Last week we piloted the #SmashUps photo editing contest, encouraging people to create remixes featuring their favorite classic artists — but with a modern twist. It’s not a new concept (check out these #RenaissanceRemix edits to see more awesome edits made with PicsArt photo editor and collage maker), but the entries we received were unbelievably creative. So without further ado — and in no particular order — here are the 10 winning entries!

My edit of my favorite artist is Vincent Willem van Gogh (Vunden, March 30, 1853 - Auvers-sur-Oise, July 29, 1890) was a Dutch painter. #smashup #smashups via PicsArt

He will always be my first Love! #smashups #michaeljackson #theking #myedit #smashups #moderntwist via PicsArt

The Starry Night famous painting by Vincent van Gogh and @andreeamaria6 #smashups#madewithpicsart #drawtools #magiceffect #border #editstepbystep #lay via PicsArt

Pere Borrell del Caso "Escapando de la critica" #smashups via PicsArt

✘ Girl with the pearl earring — Johannes Vermeer (1632 - 1675) Feat Ariana Grande. ✘ @freetoedit #smashups #smashup #arianagrande #girlwiththepearlearring via PicsArt

Picasso meets Dr. Strangelove#smashups #drawing #kubrick #picasso #freetoedit via PicsArt

#smashups @pa #girlwithpearlearring #flowercrown just a face #surreal #girl #dream via PicsArt

#collage #smashups #fabric #flowers #sunglowers #bouquet #monet #claudemonet My take on "Bouquet of Sunflowers" by Claude Monet @pafreetoedit Fabric for c via PicsArt

#smashups @pa @freetoedit via PicsArt

My edit of my favorite painting, the Flaming June Artist: Frederic Leighton Oil painting created in 1895Period: Academic Art Victorian EraActual Loc via PicsArt

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