The Art Painting

The Art Painting

6.0

Oct 23 2023

0h 25m

Animation

The room: empty except for a toilet, a bed and an easel. The man: locked in, confused and informed that he's a famous artist. The result: chaos, insanity and some art.

Clint Obenchain

Clint Obenchain

Art

Sarah Minnich

Sarah Minnich

Agent

Freddie Pillers

Freddie Pillers

Attendant

Kathleen Shurkin

Kathleen Shurkin

Artist

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