Which Famous Artist Should Have Painted Your Portrait?

Your tastes are edgy and provocative and always pushing the boundaries of acceptable creations. You should be rendered in Banksy's distinctive stenciling style and absurdist motifs. You admire art that is honest in its gaze and tells a story to the viewer, and Banksy's iconic imagery is an example of truly successful art that does that.

You would look best rendered in the bright, soulful colors and rough brushstrokes of Van Gogh's style. The emotional and tender feeling he instilled in his portraits and landscapes holds a strong place in your heart and appreciation of art, and the Expressionist style of many-layered colors and strokes is the most appropriate form for a portrait of you to take.

You should be painted in the figurative, disjointed lines, and geometries of Pablo Picasso's inimitable style. You are drawn to expressive, primary colors and strong imagery, and the strange, mesmerizing arcs of Picasso's figures are perfect to capture your portrait. Picasso often painted from memory, and because you like conceptual art, it's appropriate that his painting would be made from the essence your memory left on him.

The strange and mysterious imagination of Salvador Dali would be the perfect mind to create a portrait of you. You enjoy the unusual worlds he creates and the dream-like color palettes perfectly capture the tone and mood a portrait of you would need to have. You like to imagine other possible worlds, and Dali's are some of the most unique, so to appear in one of his paintings would be most fitting.

A technicolor print of your face in four palettes a la Andy Warhol is the perfect modern-day selfie of you, even if someone else created it. Warhol's appreciation for modern advertising and commercial culture really resonates with you, and that's why he would be the perfect choice to create a portrait of you. His strong, iconic imagery and neon palettes are still the perfect modern art today, as they were so many decades ago, proving there's an enduring relevancy to his work.

The elegant, mystical, and melancholy motifs seen in Frida Kahlo's paintings create the correct mood and imagery for a painting of you. Essentially unrecognized in her lifetime, Kahlo's self-portraits captured the beautiful soul of a loving woman, and her masterful craft and exploratory concepts are the perfect medium for your portrait. Her love of herself, animals, nature, and her partner are a strong influence on you.