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MIDJOURNEY
STYLES
THE ULTIMATE COMPILATION

@ T H E M O U S E C R Y P T O
 THANK YOU FOR
YOUR SUPPORT!
This free compilation is a way of thanking the AI community,
which has been so generous and supportive to me from the
start. In this 77-page document, you'll find 200 Midjourney
styles and their descriptions, along with 8 super-simple
prompts that are among my favorites.

All this information can be found on my X profile, but I thought

it would be much more practical to bring it all together in a
single document.

I hope you enjoy this document and find it as useful as I do.

Wishing you all an amazing day, AI artists!

Anonymouse

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 COMIC BOOK
Comic book art features bold,
dynamic linework and
exaggerated proportions, often
showcasing intense expressions
and action-packed scenes. It
employs strong contrasts of light
and shadow, along with vibrant
colors, to create visually striking
illustrations that capture the
energy and emotion of the
narrative.

ISOMETRIC
Isometric style presents objects
and scenes with a three-
dimensional appearance while
maintaining a fixed, 2D
perspective. This style is often
used in video games,
architectural drawings, and
illustrations to convey complex
environments or layouts with
clarity and a sense of spatial
orientation.

PIXEL ART
Pixel art is characterized by its
blocky, low-resolution
appearance, where limitations in
pixel count drive creativity,
leading to intricate patterns,
vibrant colors, and a nostalgic
aesthetic reminiscent of early
video games and computer
graphics.

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 VOXEL ART
Voxel art style involves creating
three-dimensional images using
voxels, which are volumetric
pixels. Unlike traditional pixels,
which are flat and two-
dimensional, voxels represent
points in a 3D grid, allowing for
the construction of objects with
depth and form.

ABORIGINAL DOT PAINTING

Aboriginal dot painting is a
unique art form that originated
from the Indigenous peoples of
Australia. It involves creating
intricate designs and images by
applying dots of paint to a
surface, typically using natural
pigments and colors.

STAINED GLASS
Stained glass art is a decorative
and often symbolic form of visual
art created by arranging colored
pieces of glass to form intricate
designs, images, or patterns. The
glass pieces are traditionally held
together by lead cames (metal
strips) or copper foil, and they
can also be bonded with modern
adhesives.

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 ZENTANGLE
Zentangle art is a meditative and
abstract drawing technique that
involves creating intricate
patterns and designs through
the repetition of structured lines
and shapes. It was developed by
Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas
in the early 2000s as a method to
promote relaxation, focus, and
mindfulness.

COLLAGE
Collage art style involves creating
visual compositions by
assembling and layering various
materials and elements, such as
photographs, paper, fabric, found
objects, and more, onto a surface.
These elements are often
juxtaposed in unique and
unexpected ways to create new
meanings or visual narratives.

VAPORWAVE
Vaporwave art style is a visual
and aesthetic movement that
emerged in the early 2010s, often
associated with internet culture
and digital nostalgia. It draws
inspiration from 1980s and 1990s
consumerism, technology, and
pop culture, as well as the
aesthetics of early computer
graphics and visual effects.

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 PSYCHEDELIC
A visual approach emerged in
the 1960s characterized by
vibrant colors and distorted
imagery that aims to evoke or
simulate the altered states of
consciousness often associated
with psychedelic experiences.

CYBERPUNK
Cyberpunk art style is a visual
aesthetic that reflects the
themes and atmosphere of the
cyberpunk subgenre of science
fiction. It combines futuristic and
dystopian elements, often
portraying a blend of advanced
technology, neon-lit urban
landscapes, and a sense of
societal tension

GOUACHE
Gouache art style involves using
gouache, which is a type of
water-based paint that is opaque
and highly pigmented. Gouache
paints are similar to watercolors,
but they have a higher
concentration of pigment and
include a white pigment (such as
chalk) to create an opaque and
matte finish.

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 WATERCOLOR
It involves using watercolor
paints, which are made by
suspending pigments in a water-
based solution. Watercolor
paintings are known for their
translucent and fluid
appearance, often characterized
by the delicate blending of colors
and the interaction of pigments
with water and the paper's
surface.

INK WASH PAINTING

A traditional East Asian
painting technique that uses
ink and water to create
monochromatic images with
varying shades and textures,
often featuring landscapes,
animals, and plants.

WHIMSICAL
Whimsical art style is
characterized by its playful,
imaginative, and fantastical
elements. It often features
exaggerated and quirky
depictions of objects, characters,
and scenes, creating a sense of
wonder and lightheartedness.

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 CHARCOAL ART
A drawing technique that uses
charcoal sticks or pencils to
create expressive, richly textured
images. Often used for
portraiture, landscapes, and still
lifes.

CLAY RENDER
This style is a technique used in
3D modeling and rendering,
where the objects are given a
matte material that resembles
clay.

POLAR PANORAMA
A photographic & digital editing
technique that transforms an
image into a globe-like shape. It
creates the illusion of a small,
self-contained world, often
producing whimsical and eye-
catching results.

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 ASCII
A form of digital art that uses
ASCII characters. This technique
was popular in the early days of
computer art and remains a
distinctive and nostalgic style
today.

LIGHT PAINTING
A unique and creative art style
that involves using long exposure
photography to capture the
movement of light in a dark or
low-light environment. It's a
technique that allows artists to
create mesmerizing and ethereal
visual effects by using various
light sources to "paint" or draw in
the air.

DOUBLE EXPOSURE
The double exposure technique
involves merging two or more
images. When applied as a style,
it creates surreal, dreamlike
visuals that can evoke emotions,
tell stories, or produce unique
and visually striking artwork.

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 COLLODION PROCESS
This style refers to a
photographic technique from
the mid-19th century that
produces images with unique
visual characteristics. It imitates
the look of these historical
photographs, adding elements
like subtle imperfections & a
distinct signature tonal.

LITHOGRAPHY
This style is a printmaking
technique that involves creating
images with smooth tonal
gradients & delicate lines. It
imitates the appearance of
traditional lithographic prints,
which are created by drawing on
a stone or metal plate with a
grease-based medium.

TESSELLATION
This style is a technique that
involves the arrangement of
geometric shapes or patterns in
a repeating and interlocking
manner, without any gaps or
overlaps. This can create visually
striking compositions, add a
sense of order and structure to
an image.

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 MOSAIC
This style emulates the
appearance of mosaics, an
ancient art form in which small
pieces of colored materials (such
as glass, stone, or ceramic).
Mosaics are often characterized
by their vibrant colors, geometric
shapes, and intricate designs.

FRESCO
This style is a technique inspired
by the appearance of frescoes, a
form of mural painting that dates
back to antiquity. When applied
as a style, it can creates
characteristics such as a matte
finish, subtle texture, visible
brushstrokes, and earthy color
palette.

SOLARIZATION
This style is a visual technique
inspired by a photographic
process, also known as the
Sabattier effect. When applied as
a style, it alters the tonal values
and colors in an image. This can
create striking and surreal
compositions with a dreamlike
quality.

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 CYANOTYPE
Cyanotypes were historically
used for creating blueprints in
engineering, but they have also
been employed in photography.
This style is characterized by its
distinct blue color and the high-
contrast images it produces,
often with a vintage or dreamy
aesthetic.

SGRAFFITO
This style is a technique used in
ceramics & frescoes where layers
of different colors are applied,
and the top layer is scratched to
reveal the underlying layer.
When applied as a style, it can
add depth and an artistic,
handcrafted quality to the image.

POINT CLOUD
A point cloud is a collection of
data points in a 3D space, often
used in computer graphics & 3D
modeling. When applied as a
style, it can create a unique visual
effect where the original image is
represented by a series of points,
dots or lines.

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 FERROFLUID
A visual effect inspired by the
patterns and shapes created by
ferrofluid, a liquid containing
magnetic nanoparticles. When
applied as a style, it can produce
dynamic and organic forms in
images, giving them a distinctive,
futuristic, and abstract
appearance.

INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY
A style inspired by the technique
of capturing images using
infrared light, which is invisible to
the human eye. When applied as
a style, it can give images a
surreal, dreamlike appearance,
with false-color or black-and-
white representations.

ONE LINE ART

An artwork created with a single,
continuous line without lifting
the pen or pencil. When used as
a style, it results in minimalist,
abstract, and expressive images,
emphasizing the essence of the
subject and the fluidity of the line
work.

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 ROTOSCOPE ANIMATION
An animation style inspired by
the technique of tracing live-
action footage frame by frame to
create smooth, realistic motion.
When applied as a style, it can
give images a unique blend of
lifelike movement and hand-
drawn aesthetics.

COLOR SKETCHNOTE
A style inspired by the practice of
sketchnoting, where notes are
visually represented through
illustrations. When applied as a
style, it can give images a
colorful, hand-drawn
appearance, emphasizing the
key ideas and concepts in a
visually engaging way.

PLASTICINE
A style inspired by the modeling
technique using plasticine clay,
where objects and characters are
molded and sculpted. When
applied as a style, it can give
images a playful, tactile
appearance, resembling the look
and feel of a physical modeling
material.

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 PHOTOGRAM
A style inspired by the
photographic process of creating
images without using a camera.
When applied as a style, it can
give images a unique and
experimental appearance, often
resembling the organic shapes
and forms created by the
interplay of light and shadows.

KIRLIAN EFFECT
A technique capturing electrical
discharges on a photographic
plate, resulting in an ethereal
image. When applied as a style, it
can give images a mystical
quality, emphasizing intricate
patterns and energy fields.

LINOCUT PRINT
A printmaking style where
designs are carved into linoleum
blocks and then inked and
pressed onto paper. As a style, it
can give images a bold, graphic
appearance with strong lines and
high contrast, evoking the
expressive nature of traditional
prints.

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 HALFTONE PRINT
A style inspired by the
printmaking technique of
halftone, which uses dots of
varying sizes and spacing to
create the illusion of continuous
tone. As a style, it can give
images a distinctive, dotted
appearance, resembling vintage
prints and comic book art.

GLITTER DRAWING
A style inspired by the sparkling
and reflective qualities of glitter
particles, often used in crafts and
decorations. As a style, it can give
images a shimmering, eye-
catching appearance, adding a
sense of sparkle, glamour, and
festivity to the visuals.

ALCOHOL INK
A technique using vibrant
alcohol-based inks on non-
porous surfaces like glass, plastic,
or metal. When applied as a style,
it can produce a colorful and
unpredictable abstract effect,
often resembling fluid or
marbled patterns.

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 PAPIER-MÂCHÉ
A technique using paper and
adhesive to create textured and
layered objects. As a style, it can
give images a textured, layered
appearance, resembling the
handcrafted, uneven surface of
papier-mâché, adding an artistic
and organic touch to the visuals.

AIRBRUSHING
Inspired by using a tool to spray
paint or ink, it creates smooth
gradients and shading. When
applied as a style, it gives images
a polished, surreal look often
seen in illustrations,
advertisements, and murals.

PYROGRAPHY
An art style that involves using
controlled heat to create intricate
burn marks on a surface, typically
wood, leather, or other materials.
Also known as wood burning,
pyrography is a technique that
allows artists to create detailed
images, patterns, and designs by
varying the intensity and
duration of the heat applied to
the surface.

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 CHIBI
Chibi art style is a distinctive and
playful approach to depicting
characters, often characterized
by their exaggerated features,
large heads, and diminutive
bodies. This style originated in
Japan and is widely recognized
for its cute and whimsical
appearance.

AMBIENT OCCLUSION
Ambient occlusion (AO) is a
shading and lighting technique
used in computer graphics to
enhance the realism of 3D
rendered images. Ambient
occlusion art style focuses on the
visual effects created by this
technique, often resulting in a
distinctive and visually appealing
aesthetic.

CHAINMAIL ART
A technique involving weaving
together small metal rings to
create intricate patterns and
designs, often inspired by
historical chainmail armor. When
used as a style in artworks, it
adds a unique blend of medieval
aesthetics and detailed
craftsmanship.

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 GLASSBLOWING
This technique involves inflating
molten glass into a bubble using
a blowpipe to create unique
glass objects. As a style, it can
introduce a unique blend of
organic forms, vivid colors, and
intricate details.

DRAWING WITH LIGHT

A photography technique that
involves capturing images using
long exposure times and a
moving light source, such as a
flashlight or sparkler. When used
as a style, it can create visually
stunning and abstract images
that seem to glow with light.

SPIROGRAPH ART
Spirograph art is a type of
geometric drawing that uses a
set of plastic gears and shapes to
create intricate and repetitive
patterns. When used as a style, it
can produce visually striking and
mesmerizing designs with a
unique symmetry and precision.

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 SOFT SCULPTURE
A type of sculpture that uses soft
and pliable materials, such as
fabric, foam, and yarn, to create
three-dimensional objects. As as
style it can produce visually
striking and tactile digital
artworks with a unique sense of
texture and dimensionality.

FRUIT CARVING
A type of culinary art that
involves carving and sculpting
fruits and vegetables into
intricate and decorative shapes.
As a style, it can produce visually
stunning and intricate works of
art with a unique blend of
culinary expertise and artistic
expression

BULLET TIME
PHOTOGRAPHY
A visual effect technique that
involves capturing a moment in
time from multiple angles
simultaneously. When used as a
style, it can produce visually
striking and dynamic images
that give the illusion of freezing a
moment in time.

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 ECO PRINTING
A natural dyeing technique that
involves using plant materials to
create intricate and unique
patterns on fabric or paper. As a
style, it can produce visually
stunning and eco-friendly works
of art with a unique blend of
botanical and artistic expression.

TOPIARY ART
Topiary art style involves
sculpting and shaping live plants,
typically shrubs and trees, into
intricate and often ornamental
shapes and designs. The goal of
topiary is to create living
sculptures that bring a sense of
order, creativity, and aesthetic
appeal to outdoor spaces,
gardens, and landscapes.

THERMOCHROMIC
Thermochromic style is a type of
art that uses heat-sensitive
pigments to create images that
change color or disappear when
exposed to temperature
changes.

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 ELECTROFORMING
A metalworking technique that
involves the use of an electric
current to deposit metal particles
onto a conductive surface. As a
style, it can produce intricate and
organic-looking metal objects
with a unique blend of technical
and artistic expression.

FLORAL TYPOGRAPHY
A type of design that combines
typography and floral elements
to create intricate and visually
striking compositions. As a style,
it can produce unique and
captivating works of art with a
harmonious blend of organic and
man-made elements.

STENCIL SCREEN PRINTING

A type of printing technique that
involves using a stencil to apply
ink onto a surface through a
mesh screen. As a style, it can
produce visually striking and
precise images with a unique
blend of graphic and artistic
expression

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 WAX CRAYON
Wax crayon style is a type of art
that involves drawing or coloring
using wax-based crayons. When
used as a style, it can produce
visually striking and colorful
works of art with a unique blend
of simplicity and creativity.

GEODE ART
Geode art style is a type of art
that involves creating images
with a geode-like appearance by
using various materials such as
resin, crystals, and minerals.
When used as a style, it can
produce a variety of distinctive
and beautiful geode art pieces.

SCRATCHBOARD ART
Scratchboard art style is a unique
and intricate technique that
involves creating detailed
artworks by scratching away a
dark surface to reveal a lighter
layer beneath. It's a form of
subtractive art, where the artist
removes material to create the
image rather than adding it, as in
traditional drawing or painting.

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 MACRAME ART
Macramé art style involves
creating intricate patterns and
designs by knotting cords or
threads together to form
decorative textiles. This art form
has ancient origins and has
evolved over time to encompass
a wide range of techniques and
styles, from traditional to
contemporary.

NEON SIGN ART

Neon sign art style is inspired by
the vibrant, illuminated look of
neon signs, featuring bold colors
and glowing effects. As a style, it
adds a retro or futuristic feel,
enhancing visual impact and
adding a captivating, dynamic
atmosphere to the composition.

HYDRO DIPPING
HYDRO DRIPPING
Hydro dripping, also known as
hydrographics or water transfer
printing, is an artistic technique
used to apply intricate and
vibrant designs to the surface of
objects using water as a
medium. It's commonly used on
various three-dimensional
objects, from automotive parts to
home decor items.

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 KIRIGAMI
A Japanese paper art that
involves cutting and folding
paper to create intricate 3D
designs. As a style, it can add an
intricate and unique aesthetic to
various forms of art and design,
including greeting cards,
sculptures, and even fashion.

X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHY
X-ray photography uses X-rays to
create images of the internal
structure of an object or
organism. If applied as a style, it
can create visually striking and
informative images that reveal
the inner workings of various
subjects.

BURNT PAPER ART

Using fire to create intricate
designs on paper. As a style, it
can add contrast, depth, and a
unique texture to an image by
creating darker burnt sections on
the paper. It can also create a
sense of movement and contrast
between light and dark.

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 OPALESCENT GLASS ART
Opalescent art glass is a
decorative glass known for its
iridescent appearance. If applied
as a style, it can add a unique
and colorful touch to art and
design, such as stained glass
windows, lamps, and vases.

GELLI PRINTING
A printmaking technique that
uses a flexible plate to create
textured prints. Gelli prints are
unpredictable and as a style, it
can add a unique colorful quality
to various forms of art and
design, including mixed media
and collage.

FRACTAL ART
An art form that uses
mathematical algorithms to
create intricate designs. As a
style, it can add movement and
depth by creating self-similar
patterns that resemble natural
forms, such as waves or flames.

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 PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHY
A lensless form of photography
that creates atmospheric and
dreamy images. As a style, it can
add a distinct and nostalgic
aesthetic to the image,
experimenting with light, motion
blur, and composition.

LITE-BRITE EFFECT
A playful effect inspired by the
Lite-Brite toy, featuring small,
colorful, and illuminated dots on
a dark background in a grid
pattern. It can add a unique and
eye-catching quality to various
forms of art and design.

GLITCH ART
Glitch art intentionally
incorporates glitches and errors
into the design, creating a
distorted and fragmented effect.
As a style, it can add an edgy
quality to art and design,
conveying a sense of energy and
movement.

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 ART BRUT
Art brut is a style of raw and
uninhibited art created by
people outside of traditional
artistic channels. If applied as a
style, it can create a unique and
expressive aesthetic that is free
from the constraints of
traditional artistic conventions.

MILLEFIORI
A glasswork style from Italy
featuring intricate patterns and
multicolored glass rods. As a
style, it creates a visually
stunning and complex design
with a rich and colorful texture.
Often use to create a wide range
of art forms, including jewelry
and sculptures.

DECOLLAGE ART
An art that involves cutting or
tearing away layers of an image
to create a new composition. It
creates a visually dynamic design
that challenges traditional
notions of form and composition.
Decollage designs often feature
bold colors and abstract shapes.

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 KAWAII ART
Kawaii art is a style that
originated in Japan and is
characterized by its cute,
charming, and childlike
aesthetic. The term "kawaii"
translates to "cute" or "adorable"
in Japanese, and it has become a
popular cultural phenomenon
worldwide.

IMPASTO
Impasto is an art style
characterized by thick, textured
applications of paint that create a
three-dimensional effect on the
surface of a painting. It's a
technique that adds physical
depth and tactile qualities to the
artwork, allowing the
brushstrokes and texture of the
paint to become an integral part
of the visual experience.

ALUMINIUM FOIL
SCULPTURE
A style that mimics the shiny,
textured quality of sculptures
made from foil. Applied to an
image, it transforms the subject
into a metallic, 3D form with
unique folds and reflective
surfaces. This style adds a
modern and industrial chic
aesthetic.

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 CLOISONNÉ
Inspired by ancient metalwork, it
uses vibrant colored enamels
separated by metal wires. As a
style, it turns the subject into a
dazzling and luxurious design
with intricate patterns, vibrant
enamel-like colors, and delicate
metal lines.

KINTSUGI ART
A Japanese practice of repairing
pottery with lacquer and
powdered gold. This style
accentuates imperfections with
golden veins, creating a unique
aesthetic. It imbues the subject
with a sense of resilience, history,
and beauty born from
imperfection.

PATCHWORK COLLAGE
The art of sewing fabric pieces
into a larger design, resembling a
quilted effect. As a style, it turns
the subject into a visually rich
mosaic of vibrant and varied
pieces, evoking a warm, tactile,
and lovingly crafted aesthetic.

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 TISSUE PAPER ART
A technique where layers of
colored tissue paper are applied
to create vibrant and textured
artworks. As a style, it can add to
an image a delicate and papery
texture that mimics the effects of
traditional tissue paper art.

TAPESTRY WEAVING
A textile art form, that involves
complex designs woven on a
vertical loom. When applied to
images, it transforms them into
intricate woven masterpieces,
brimming with color, texture,
and historical artistry.

VIGNETTING
A photographic technique that
results in a reduction or an
increase of brightness or
saturation at the periphery of an
image. It can draw the viewer's
attention towards the subject
and can also add a vintage or
dreamy quality to the overall
composition.

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 ACTION FIGURE
Inspired from detailed,3D
character models, featuring
strong outlines, bold colors, and
molded textures. It can turn the
subject into a dynamic and
lifelike figurine, reminiscent of
action figures, complete with
vibrant colors, and a plastic-like
sheen.

STIPPLING
A technique in drawing and
painting that involves creating a
pattern with varying densities of
small dots or specks. When
applied to an image, it can
transform the subject into a
pointillist composition, adding
texture and depth.

ANAGLYPH 3D
A technique borrowe from 3D
cinema. It uses slightly offset
images in colors like red and
cyan, to create an illusion of
depth. When applied to an
image, this style can transform a
flat depiction into a 3D scene,
making the subject appear to
leap off the screen.

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 OP ART
Optical illusions to generate a
sense of movement and depth. It
utilizes precise geometric
patterns and high-contrast
colors. It can add to an image a
captivating, kinetic spectacle,
playing with perception and
infusing the composition with
dynamism and intrigue.

FELTED ART
Derived from the process of
matting, condensing, and
pressing fibers together to create
felt. When applied to an image, it
can bestow the subject with a
soft, fluffy texture, giving it a
warm, cozy, and 3D appearance
as if it's made from felted wool.

CHIAROSCURO
Originating from Renaissance
art, it adds a dark and eerie
ambiance to images. By
emphasizing stark contrasts
between light and shadow, it
creates a dramatic and
mysterious atmosphere, evoking
a sense of unease and suspense.

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 CHALK ART
Art form using chalk as a
medium to create vibrant,
temporary artworks. It features
intricate designs, vibrant colors,
and shading techniques. Applied
to an image, it brings a playful,
creative, and tactile appearance,
capturing the essence of chalk
art.

MOKUME-GANE
A Japanese metalworking
technique that produces a
mixed-metal laminate with
distinctive layered patterns,
similar to the appearance of burl
wood. This style can infuse an
image with a rich, metallic/wood
texture, showcasing intricate
swirls and ripples.

GALAXY ART
Inspired from the vastness and
mystery of the cosmos. As a style,
it can add vibrant colors, light
effects, and astral elements to an
image to create celestial
landscapes.

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 POLAROID
This style is influenced by the
square format of instant
photography, featuring slightly
faded colors and a distinct white
border. It imparts a nostalgic,
vintage look reminiscent of a
Polaroid instant photo, adding a
personal and retro charm.

WAX SCULPTURE
Applied to an image, it imparts a
realistic, three-dimensional form
with a slightly glossy surface,
capturing intricate details and
subtle color variations. This style
adds an uncanny sense of
realism to the image,
highlighting its texture and
depth.

DIAGRAMMATIC DRAWING
A visual representation using
lines, shapes, and symbols to
depict information or concepts.
As a style, it can transform an
image into a diagram-like
representation, emphasizing
structure, relationships, or
conveying complex ideas visually.

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 BONE ART
Artworks crafted with animal
bones, featuring organic shapes,
textures, and natural color
variations. Applied to an image,
this style imparts a primal, raw,
and organic quality, transforming
the subject into a composition
reminiscent of bone.

CARBON DUST DRAWING

A technique that employs carbon
dust to create rich, detailed, and
textured illustrations. When
applied to an image, it can give
the subject a soft yet detailed
appearance, enhancing depth
and realism, and add a vintage,
monochromatic charm.

POP ART
Pop Art, originating in the 1950s,
features bold colors and imagery
from popular culture. Applied to
an image, it creates a vibrant,
high-contrast, and graphic
rendition with a modern and
dynamic aesthetic.

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 POSTAGE STAMPS
As a style, it can transform the
subject into a compact and
intricate visual narrative,
encapsulated within the confines
of a stamp, evoking a sense of
nostalgia and historical charm.

JEWELRY ART
Jewelry art style involves creating
wearable artworks that are often
made from precious metals,
gemstones, and other materials.
It's a form of artistic expression
that combines craftsmanship,
design, and creativity to produce
pieces that adorn the body and
reflect personal style and cultural
influences.

PIETRA DURA ART

This art form originated in the

ancient Roman times. It involves
intricate inlays with polished
colored stones. Applied to
images, it provides a mosaic-like
effect with vibrant and crisp
details.

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 SHADOW BOX ART
Shadow box art combines three-
dimensional elements in a
shallow, framed display. Applied
to an image, it adds depth and a
sense of storytelling through
layered compositions.

MICROSCOPIC ART
Microscopic art magnifies details,
often revealing unseen elements.
When applied to an image, it
intensifies textures and reveals
intricacies, creating a detailed
view.

TOY PHOTOGRAPHY
Toy photography creatively
transforms subjects into small-
scale toys. Applied to an image, it
offers a whimsical perspective,
turning the subject into a playful
and imaginative miniature world.

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 RELIQUARY ART
Reliquary art involves creating
ornate containers for relics.
When applied to an image, it
gives a feeling of sacredness and
historical importance.

FOLDED BOOK ART

Folded book art is a creative art
style that involves folding the
pages of a book to create
intricate and visually appealing
patterns, designs, and sculptures.
This technique transforms the
pages of a book into a three-
dimensional artwork by
manipulating the paper through
folding, creasing, and shaping.

RETABLO ART
Retablo art style refers to a
traditional form of religious folk
art that originated in the Spanish
colonial regions of Latin America,
particularly in countries like
Mexico, Peru, and Ecuador.
Retablos are small, elaborately
decorated devotional paintings
that often depict religious
figures, saints, and scenes from
the Catholic faith.

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 TOOTHPICK ART
Toothpick art involves using
toothpicks as a medium to
create intricate sculptures. When
applied to an image, it adds a
unique, textured dimension with
meticulous details.

STICKER ART
Sticker art transforms an image
into a vibrant, sticker-like form. It
adds a playful and customizable
touch, infusing the image with a
whimsical and interactive
aesthetic.

TWILIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
Twilight photography captures
scenes during the transition from
day to night. Applied to an
image, it can infuse a captivating
blend of warm and cool tones,
evoking sometime a serene,
magical ambiance.

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REDSCALE PHOTOGRAPHY
Redscale photography is
shooting film reversed for a
warm, red-orange overlay.
Applying this to an image creates
a vintage, sunset-like
atmosphere.

ICE CARVING
Ice carving involves shaping ice
into artistic designs. Applied to
an image, it can provide a frosty,
translucent, and crystalline effect
with icy textures.

CAVE PAINTING
Cave painting, a prehistoric art
form, can modify images with
primitive aesthetics, adding
earthy colors such as red and
yellow ochre, hematite, and
charcoal.

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 HIEROGLYPHIC ART
Hieroglyphic art uses pictorial
symbols to represent objects,
concepts, or sounds. As a style, it
can transform an image to look
like ancient Egyptian narratives.

LASER CRYSTAL
ENGRAVING ART
Laser crystal engraving etches an
image in crystal-like material.
This process imbues a picture
with depth and brilliance,
generating an otherworldly
effect.

MUMMIFICATION
Mummification art is inspired by
ancient practices of preserving
the dead. When applied to an
image, it can give an antiqued,
aged look, reminiscent of old,
preserved artifacts.

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 ORIENTAL INK PAINTING
Oriental ink painting is an Asian
art form using ink. As a style, it
lends images a monochromatic,
delicate, and minimalist
aesthetic with distinctive
brushwork.

BALLOON MODELLING
Balloon modelling is the art of
shaping and twisting balloons
into various forms. When applied
to an image, it adds a playful and
whimsical touch, bringing
characters or objects to life in a
fun and inflatable way.

PLUSH ART
Plush art refers to creations
made from soft fabric and
stuffing. When applied to an
image, it provides a soft, tactile,
3D textured effect.

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 SHADOW ART
Shadow art plays with light and
shadow to create visual illusions.
When applied to an image, it
adds depth, dimension, and an
intriguing interplay of light and
darkness.

BENTO ART
Involves arranging food in
visually appealing
compartments. As a style, it
enhances aesthetics, creates
whimsical food compositions,
and showcases culinary
creativity. Other similar styles you
can play with: Food Carving Art
and Sugar Art.

RAKU CERAMIC ART

Raku generally refers to a type of
low-firing process that was
inspired by traditional Japanese
raku firing. As a style it can
simulate crackle glazes,
iridescent hues, and smoky
patterns.

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 MARQUETRY ART
Crafting intricate patterns using
different types of wood veneer.
As a style, it can generate
detailed wood inlay designs,
resulting in visually captivating
compositions that showcase the
beauty of woodworking
craftsmanship.

AFRICAN TRIBAL ART

Showcases diverse African
cultures through symbolic
patterns and motifs. As a style, it
can honor heritage, amplify
cultural narratives, and create
visually captivating
representations that celebrate
the richness and beauty of
African traditions.

CAMOUFLAGE ART
Camouflage art uses patterns
and colors to blend objects into
their surroundings. As a style, it
can create optical illusions,
disguise subjects, and explore
themes of identity and
perception.

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 EBRU ART
Also known as marbling, it
involves creating mesmerizing
patterns on water and
transferring them onto paper.
Applied to an image through AI,
it can generate intricate and
ethereal marbled designs,
infusing the image with a
captivating sense of fluidity.

RUBBER STAMP ART

This style replicates the effect of
rubber stamps. It can produce
intricate designs with uniformity.
This style adds visual appeal,
nostalgia, and a handcrafted
touch, creating captivating
compositions with a distinct
artistic flair.

EGYPTIAN RELIEF
SCULPTURE
Egyptian relief art features
carved, raised images on stone or
walls, depicting stories and
deities. As as style, it can recreate
intricate relief carvings,
immortalizing Egyptian history
and mythology.

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 FORCED PERSPECTIVE
Manipulates perception to create
optical illusions. As a style, it can
distort scale and depth, creating
visually captivating compositions
that challenge reality, stimulate
imagination, and transport
viewers into surreal and
whimsical worlds.

MOSS TERRARIUM ART

Involves creating miniature
landscapes using moss and other
natural elements. As a style, it
can digitally simulate a lush and
enchanting moss terrarium,
bringing the beauty of nature
indoors and offering a visually
immersive experience.

SAND ANIMATION
Involves creating intricate
designs or sculptures using sand
as the medium. As a style it can
digitally simulate the texture and
appearance of sand, adding
depth, visual interest, and a
unique organic quality to the
composition.

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 AZTEC CODICES ART
Represents the ancient Aztec
civilization's pictorial
manuscripts. As as style, it can
intricately incorporate symbolic
glyphs, vibrant colors, and
intricate patterns, transforming
the image into a visually
immersive and culturally rich
representation.

PASTEL ART
Involves using soft pastel sticks
to create vibrant and expressive
artworks. As a style, it can
digitally replicate the texture and
blendability of pastels, resulting
in visually stunning compositions
with rich colors, soft edges, and a
tactile feel.

NATIVE AMERICAN
PETROGLYPHS
Features rock carvings depicting
cultural symbols and stories. As a
style, it can recreate these
intricate petroglyphs, preserving
indigenous heritage, conveying
ancient wisdom, and adding a
sense of spirituality and historical
richness.

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 CHOCOLATE SCULPTURE
Involves shaping and sculpting
chocolate into intricate designs.
As a style, it can transform visuals
into delectable and lifelike
chocolate creations, showcasing
the artistic mastery of chocolate
sculpting.

RICE GRAIN ART

Rice grain art uses tiny grains to
create intricate designs. As a
style, it digitally simulates
detailed patterns, adding texture
and craftsmanship.

BUBBLE WRAP
Employs bubble wrap as a
medium, exploring its texture
and popping bubbles for unique
effects. As a style, it adds tactile
depth, playfulness, and
interactive qualities,
transforming visuals into a
whimsical and engaging sensory
experience.

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 ROPE ART
Rope art style refers to the
creative use of ropes as a primary
medium to create sculptures,
installations, and other artistic
pieces. This style often involves
manipulating and arranging
ropes in various ways to explore
form, texture, and space.

CUT PAPER SILHOUETTE

Involves creating intricate
designs by cutting out shapes
from paper. As a style, it can
generate stunning paper-cut
silhouettes, infusing the image
with a delicate and striking
aesthetic, enhancing visual
storytelling.

MAYAN GLYPHS ART

Encompasses intricate
hieroglyphic symbols used by the
ancient Mayans. As a style, it can
generate visually compelling
compositions, infusing the image
with ancient symbolism, cultural
storytelling, and a sense of
mystery.

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 MONOPRINTING
Involves creating unique prints
using a variety of techniques. As
a style, it can generate one-of-a-
kind digital prints, merging
textures, colors, offering endless
creative possibilities and
producing visually captivating
compositions.

RORSCHACH INKBLOT
Inspired by the Rorschach
inkblot test, a psychological
assessment tool that involves
showing individuals a series of
abstract inkblots and asking
them to interpret what they see
in the shapes and patterns.

TILT-SHIFT PHOTOGRAPHY
A unique photographic
technique that involves
manipulating the plane of focus
to create images that appear to
depict miniature scenes.

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 HEAT PATINA
An artistic technique where heat
is applied to metals, such as
copper or bronze, to create a
specific color transformation on
their surface. By subjecting the
metal to controlled heat, various
shades and hues develop,
resulting in a visually captivating
effect.

LAPIDARY
The art of cutting, shaping, and
polishing gemstones or other
precious stones. It encompasses
the entire process of working
with these materials, from
selecting and acquiring rough
stones to transforming them into
finished gemstones or decorative
pieces.

ALEBRIJE
Alebrijes are brightly colored
Mexican folk art sculptures of
fantastical creatures. They are
often made from papier-mâché
or carved from wood and are
characterized by intricate
detailing and vibrant,
imaginative designs.

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 AZULEJO
Azulejo is a form of decorative
ceramic tilework that originated
in Spain and Portugal. It is
characterized by the use of
vibrant, hand-painted tiles to
create intricate geometric
patterns, scenes, and designs.

HAND-COLORED
PHOTOGRAPH
Refers to a black and white
photograph that has been
meticulously colored by hand
using various artistic techniques.
Skilled artisans would apply
colors using paints, dyes, or other
coloring mediums to add lifelike
hues to the image.

KACHINA DOLL ART

A traditional Native American art
form originating from the Hopi
and Pueblo tribes of the
Southwestern United States,
particularly Arizona and New
Mexico. Kachina dolls are carved
wooden figures that represent
spiritual beings or deities called
Kachinas.

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 SERIGRAPHY
A printmaking technique that
involves creating an image by
using a mesh screen to transfer
ink onto a surface. Serigraphy is
widely used in art, textile design,
and graphic art due to its
versatility and ability to
reproduce detailed and vibrant
prints.

CALOTYPE
Calotype is an early photographic
process invented in the 19th
century by William Fox Talbot. It
involved using light-sensitive
paper to create a negative
image, which could then be used
to make multiple positive prints.

BEADWORK ART
It is a form of craftsmanship that
involves weaving, sewing, or
stringing beads together to form
intricate designs and patterns.
Beads can be made of various
materials, including glass, metal,
wood, plastic, or gemstones.

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 CHROMOGENIC PRINT
It uses light-sensitive silver halide
crystals and chemicals to form a
color image. With vibrant colors
and archival quality, it's widely
used in photography for high-
quality prints in various fields.

STORYBOARD SKETCHES
A series of rough drawings or
illustrations arranged in
sequence to visually depict the
key scenes, actions, and
compositions of a story or
narrative. They serve as a visual
blueprint tool for films,
animations and other visual
storytelling mediums.

TONALISM
An artistic style focused on
mood, atmosphere, and subtle
light and color effects. It
emphasizes tranquil landscapes,
muted tones, and limited values
to create a sense of introspection
and ethereal beauty.

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 SOLARGRAM
A solargram is a unique
photographic image created by
using a pinhole camera over an
extended period. It captures the
sun's path and changing light
patterns over days or weeks,
resulting in ethereal and artistic
images that record the passage
of time.

CHEMIGRAM
A unique and experimental form
of photographic art that
combines elements of painting
and photography. It involves
manipulating photographic
paper by applying various
chemicals, substances, and
physical marks to create abstract
and textural compositions.

CROSS PROCESSING PRINT

A film photography technique
where color film is developed in
chemicals intended for a
different film type. It produces
vibrant colors, high contrast, and
unique tonal qualities.

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 NEO-DADA ART
Emerged in the 1950s and 1960s
as a revival of the earlier Dada
movement. It challenged artistic
norms, embraced irony, and
incorporated everyday objects.

SHIBORI ART
A Japanese textile art form that
involves the intricate and
decorative manipulation of fabric
through various methods of
resist dyeing. The technique is
used to create unique patterns
and designs on fabric by shaping,
folding or stitching it before
dyeing.

WASHI TAPE ART

Washi tape art is a form of
creative expression that utilizes
washi tape, a type of decorative
adhesive tape made from
traditional Japanese paper called
washi. Washi tape is known for
its wide variety of colors,
patterns, and designs.

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 MOKU HANGA
A traditional Japanese
printmaking technique. It
involves carving a design into a
wooden block, applying ink or
pigment to the block's surface,
and then transferring the image
onto paper or fabric by hand
rubbing or using a printing press.

ART DECO
A distinctive and influential art
and design style that emerged in
the early 20th century. It is
characterized by its bold
geometric shapes, lavish
ornamentation, and a blend of
modern and traditional
elements.

PHOTOMONTAGE
Photomontage is an art style that
involves creating new images by
combining and manipulating
different photographs or visual
elements. It's a technique that
allows artists to create
imaginative and often surreal
compositions by seamlessly
blending various images into a
single cohesive artwork.

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 NAIVE ART
A simplistic style characterized
by its childlike approach. The
style often features vibrant
colors, simplified forms, and
exaggerated perspectives. Naive
art depicts a wide range of
subjects, embodying a sense of
joy and authenticity.

AUTOCHROME LUMIÈRE
PHOTOGRAPHY
Early color photography process
developed by the Lumière
brothers in the early 20th
century. One of the first
commercially successful color
photography processes. The
resulting image had a distinctive,
soft, and somewhat grainy
appearance.

REPOUSSÉ
A metalworking technique that
involves hammering metal to
create raised designs. It adds
texture, depth, and intricate
patterns to the metal surface.
Repoussé is utilized in jewelry,
decorative objects, and
architectural embellishments.

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 BAUHAUS
Refers to an influential art and
design movement that emerged
in Germany in the early 20th
century. The style emphasized
simplicity, geometric shapes, and
a focus on balance and
functionality.

FILIGREE ART
A delicate and intricate form of
metalwork characterized by the
use of fine wires or threads of
precious metals, such as silver or
gold, to create decorative
designs. These wires are twisted
or soldered together to form lacy
patterns and ornamental motifs.

TAR PAPER ART

Characterized by its use of black
tar paper, involves creating
collages and artworks. The
heavy-duty paper coated with tar
or asphalt adds a rough, textured
appearance with a range of dark
shades.

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 URANIUM GLASS
PHOTOGRAPHY
Utilizes UV light to capture the
fluorescence of uranium glass
objects. The technique highlights
the greenish-yellow glow
produced by the glass under UV
illumination.

HAIDA ART
It refers to the traditional artistic
style of the Haida people, who
are indigenous to the Pacific
Northwest Coast of North
America. Haida art is known for
its distinctive designs, often
featuring depictions of animals,
supernatural beings, and
ancestral figures.

GOLDWORK EMBROIDERY
A decorative technique that
involves the use of metallic
threads, typically gold or silver, to
create intricate designs on fabric.
The result is a luxurious and
shimmering effect, adding
texture, depth, and a sense of
opulence to the embroidered
piece.

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 MADHUBANI PAINTING
A vibrant and intricate art form
from Bihar, India. It features
intricate designs, geometric
patterns, and mythological
themes. Created using natural
pigments, the paintings are done
on various surfaces.

WOODBURYTYPE
PHOTOGRAPHY
An historic printing process from
the late 19th and early 20th
centuries. It used gelatin relief
images to create high-quality
continuous-tone prints. It is
known for its exceptional clarity,
tonal range, and fine detail
reproduction.

ABSTRACT ART
A style of visual art that
emphasizes shapes, colors, forms,
and gestural marks to achieve a
visual language that is detached
from the objective world.
Abstract art often seeks to evoke
emotions, convey concepts, or
explore the artist's personal
expression.

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 FREELENSING
PHOTOGRAPHY
A technique where the lens is
detached from the camera body
and held by hand to create
unique and artistic effects. This
technique allows for creative
control over the plane of focus
and can produce dreamy,
ethereal, or vintage-looking
images.

STUMP CARVING
An art form that uses chainsaws
and tools to sculpt tree stumps.
Artists skillfully shape the wood
to create detailed sculptures,
from animals to abstract designs.
It showcases the natural beauty
of the wood.

LEATHER TOOLING
A traditional art style that
involves creating decorative
designs and patterns on leather
surfaces. It is a technique where
various tools, such as stamps,
punches, and carving knives, are
used to impress or incise designs
onto the leather.

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 KALIGHAT PAINTING
A style of folk art that originated
in the Kalighat area of Calcutta in
the 19th century. It is known for
its vibrant colors, bold lines, and
distinctive narrative style.
Kalighat paintings typically
depict mythological and religious
themes.

KOKEDAMA
A Japanese art form that involves
creating suspended plant
arrangements. In this style, the
plant's root ball is covered in a
moss ball, which is then wrapped
in twine or string to create a
compact, self-contained unit.

PLATINUM PRINT
A black and white photographic
process known for its archival
quality. It involves coating paper
with platinum or palladium salts,
exposing it to light, and
developing the image. Platinum
prints are highly valued for their
tonal range, detail, and longevity.

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 SANGUINE DRAWING
It uses reddish-brown chalk or
pencil for warm-toned artwork. It
is commonly seen in figure
drawing and portraiture. The soft
texture and expressive qualities
bring depth and timeless appeal
to the artwork.

FAIRY KEI
A fashion aesthetic style
originating from Japan. It is
characterized by pastel colors,
cute and whimsical elements,
such as bows, and accessories
like stuffed animals. It draws
inspiration from fantasy themes,
creating a dreamy and playful
look.

BATIK
Batik is a traditional textile art
style that involves using wax and
dye to create intricate and
colorful patterns on fabric. It has
a rich history and cultural
significance in various regions
around the world, including
Indonesia, Malaysia, India, and
parts of Africa.

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 CELTIC KNOTS
Celtic knots are a distinct and
intricate art style characterized
by the use of interwoven lines
and patterns to create decorative
designs. These designs have their
origins in the early medieval
Celtic culture of Ireland, Scotland,
and other parts of the British
Isles, and they hold symbolic and
aesthetic significance.

IRIDESCENT FOIL
It involves the use of specialized
foils that create a shifting,
shimmering, and colorful effect
when applied to various surfaces.
This art style capitalizes on the
optical properties of iridescence,
which is the phenomenon where
surfaces appear to change color
as they catch and reflect light
from different angles.

NEEDLEPOINT
Needlepoint is a form of
embroidery that involves
creating intricate designs and
patterns on fabric using a needle
and thread. This art style is
characterized by its meticulous
attention to detail and the use of
various stitches to create texture,
color, and depth within the
artwork.

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 ENCAUSTIC
The use of melted wax combined
with pigments to create
paintings and artworks. The word
"encaustic" comes from the
Greek word "enkaustikos," which
means "to burn in." This art style
has ancient origins and has been
practiced for thousands of years,
but it has also experienced a
resurgence in contemporary art.

GUMBICHROMATE
PRINTING
An alternative photographic
process that involves using light-
sensitive materials and
watercolor pigments to create
unique and painterly
photographic prints.

GRAFFUTURISM
Graffuturism is an art style that
combines elements of graffiti art
with the aesthetics of abstract
and geometric art movements. It
emerged as a contemporary art
movement that pushes the
boundaries of traditional graffiti
and street art by incorporating
abstract and futuristic elements
into the work.

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 ARABESQUE
Arabesque is a distinct and
intricate art style characterized
by intricate, flowing, and
repetitive patterns that often
depict foliage, vines, and other
organic forms. This style is
commonly associated with
Islamic art and is found in various
artistic mediums, including
architecture, decorative arts, and
manuscripts.

KNOLLING
Knolling is a specific style of
arranging objects in a visually
organized and geometrically
precise manner. It involves laying
out objects in a grid-like pattern,
often with each item placed at a
right angle to create clean lines
and a sense of order.

RISOGRAPH
Risograph, often referred to as
Riso, is a unique printing
technique that combines aspects
of digital printing and traditional
screen printing. It's characterized
by its distinctive texture and
vibrant colors.

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 GRAFFITI
Graffiti is an urban art style
characterized by the use of spray
paint, markers, stencils, and
other mediums to create visually
impactful and often politically or
socially charged artworks in
public spaces.

MARBLING
Marbling is an art style that
involves creating intricate and
colorful patterns on the surface
of liquids, usually water, and then
transferring those patterns onto
paper or other surfaces. This
technique results in
mesmerizing and unique designs
that resemble the swirling
patterns found in natural stone
and marble.

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- Pablo Picasso

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