Famous Marilyn Monroe Portrait Masterfully Replicated by Projectile Paint
Brian G Randles — September 25, 2009 — Art & Design
Marilyn Monroe is a timeless icon across the world. The famous pop art portrait of her by Andy Warhol is a staple in the art and pop culture community. Marilyn Monroe’s popularity lives on today, even in Colombian yogurt factories.
To solidify its position as the yogurt for cool kids, the Bon Yurt yogurt company of Columbia asked paintballers to replicate the Marilyn Monroe portrait via projectile paint. Watch the video to see how quickly they do it.
To solidify its position as the yogurt for cool kids, the Bon Yurt yogurt company of Columbia asked paintballers to replicate the Marilyn Monroe portrait via projectile paint. Watch the video to see how quickly they do it.
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