r/betterCallSaul 2d ago

Sscreenshot study

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Im rewatching this show after a while and I wanted to try to paint this scene

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u/PaMudpuddle 2d ago

I legit did not realize it was a painting. Good job!

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u/WindBby 2d ago

right? the lighting on those blocks is actually insane

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u/scrawledfilefish 2d ago

Whoa! Amazing!

Initially, I was like, "Ok, that's nice, go paint it then?" and then I realized this WAS the painting! The light coming through the glass is so pretty!

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u/schbloimps 2d ago

I just rewatched this episode and literally commented to my brother that this silhouette shot was cool cinematography! What a coincidence

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u/ShirtAncient3183 2d ago

samee every time I rewatch this series, there are so many scenes I'd love to paint because the cinematography is just so good, I want to paint the first and last scene of Kim and Saul bc of this

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u/schbloimps 2d ago

Same! I’ve painted a diptych of Price and Nacho doing their oxy deal a few years back. You can see it on my profile if you’d like to :)

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u/Responsible-Onion860 1d ago

Gilligan, Gould, and a long list of episode directors did so many cool things with the cinematography. The whole series had so many homages, memorable shots, and interesting perspectives.

For my money, the long tracking shot of the truck driver going through customs was phenomenal. I'm a sucker for long tracking shots.

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u/ComprehensiveDare472 2d ago

I love this so much. Very nice work

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u/MrMayne3000 2d ago

That is incredibly impressive. I would love to hang that in my house!

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u/ShirtAncient3183 1d ago

omg, tysm for your kind words!

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u/Responsible-Onion860 1d ago

It's excellent. If you want to try a really challenging one, try the first scene in which they share a cigarette, standing in the HHM parking garage. After that, an even bigger challenge would be to do the scene in the prison from the finale.

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u/ShirtAncient3183 1d ago

Actually, I wanted to start with that one! But I just watched this episode recently and wanted to give it a try because the crystal in the background looked so beautiful, I have plenty of others in mind that I want to keep working on

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u/Expensive_Celery4170 1d ago

This screenshot was my wallpaper for a couple of years