Graphic: Norwegian Breakaway's Hull as Designed by Picasso, Pollack, O'Keefe & Munch

[Dan Askin]

In the wake of the Peter Max reveal, Cruise Critic Editor Ashley Kosciolek was in an interpretive mood:

 

http://www.cruisecritic.com/blog/index.php/2012/09/06/what-if-norwegian-breakaways-hull-was-designed-by/?isalt=0

 

If anyone likes to have fun with Photoshop ... we'd love to see your "Breakaway's Hull By ______" pieces.

 

Dan

[Clay Clayton]

All of them would have been better than Mr. Max's!

[candygirl27540]

I really like the Picasso!:)

[xenagurl]

I'm not in front of my laptop right now or I'd do it but I'd love to see ones "by" Romero Britto, Mondrian (1930s), and Salvador Dali.

[Dan Askin]

Rather than make everyone click over, here's the graphic:

 

[sdmike]

We had some good ones going in another thread. I posted this "true NYC art"

 

Artists prefer to remain anonymous

 

[Talus731]

I like Picasso's

 

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[jonbgd]

I think Michelangelo could have done a nice design but would have taken 3-4 years

[mianmike]

We had some good ones going in another thread. I posted this "true NYC art"

 

Artists prefer to remain anonymous

 

 

I'm going to have to go with sdmike's version. Assuming the work is done anonymously by local artisans, it screams New York.

 

I like the fact the initial cost should be $0. Upkeep of the painting should be $0. Local volunteers who are organized into territorial gangs should provide all the materials and labor.

 

From port to port the hull art will be changing, with additions and deletions . . . never boring. In most every port, passengers returning from a day of excursions will be greeted by new hull art!