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![[COMM] Mona Lisa](http://d.furaffinity.net/art/gameboysage/1731945899/1731945899.gameboysage_mona_lisa_1500.png "Click to change the View")
Here's another commission for Keyotea over at DA.
In this one they wanted the classic version of Mona Lisa from the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle cartoon, as well as the new Shredder's Revenge game, and the version from the CG 2012 TMNT show looking at the actual Mona Lisa painting. Adam Lion also gives some interesting history information about the painting as well, from the usual Adam Ruins Everything show.
Suppose you could say some kind of reality warping even happened again to get these two together in the same place for this to happen. I also played around a little with the 2012 design for her, giving her a more casual design to wear instead of her armor, figuring while on Earth she wouldn't be wearing the armor the whole time XD
Hope yo like it, feel free to comment ^^
In this one they wanted the classic version of Mona Lisa from the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle cartoon, as well as the new Shredder's Revenge game, and the version from the CG 2012 TMNT show looking at the actual Mona Lisa painting. Adam Lion also gives some interesting history information about the painting as well, from the usual Adam Ruins Everything show.
Suppose you could say some kind of reality warping even happened again to get these two together in the same place for this to happen. I also played around a little with the 2012 design for her, giving her a more casual design to wear instead of her armor, figuring while on Earth she wouldn't be wearing the armor the whole time XD
Hope yo like it, feel free to comment ^^
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Size 1629 x 1500px
File Size 1.42 MB
Apperenatly it was stolen by three italians Vincenzo and Michele Lancelotti and the leader Vincenzo Perugia, who was sentenced to eight months in prison for stealing it.
Vincenzo Perugia worked at the Louvre as a handyman making protective glass cases.
He wanted to bring the painting back to Italy and sell it.
Vincenzo Perugia worked at the Louvre as a handyman making protective glass cases.
He wanted to bring the painting back to Italy and sell it.
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