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[acrinc117]

AI test result [Fat]

full https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/113033107

I decided to publish my experiments on Stable diffusion Even if I write the same words in meaning, AI can give a completely different result. Think of this as a small bookmark You can use these pictures as references. Or as a visualization of promts Write comments if you have any comments or suggestions.

Settings AI: Stable Diffusion model: anythingv4 Sampling step: 20 Sampling method: DPM++ 2M Karras Batch count: 9 CFG Scale: 7

ai arhive https://mega.nz/folder/4XsEVD6C#Bhx3OMiI28Y34PWSZKG2rg

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[cafepan]

hi folks! Cafepans is celebrating 200 followers in Instagram and for that I'm hosting my first first Draw This in Your Style challenge!

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[pooviart]

• Breathing in your dust • " Can't breathe, so weak, I know this isn't easy. Don't tell me that your love is gone. And you're not here, to get me through it all I can feel you fade away.... Breathing in your dust." • • • • • • • • • • • • • .
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#contemporaryabstract #todaysartreport #abstractsonfire #abstractogram #artprint #artofinstagram #giclee #contemporaryart #abstractprints #moderndecor #contemporarypainting #artcollector #abstractcurator_ (at United States of America) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmoiyKJuaXw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[damonkowarsky]

Posted @withregram • @artrepreneur_og Air in art? Mind-blowing. From life above the clouds to imaginary landscapes, see how Artrepreneur artists interpreted this theme in the first of a series of open calls dedicated to the four elements. @misskatekelly ☁️ Read this article and more on #ArtGuide with the link in our bio! ✨ Featuring artwork from Open Call winner and honorable mentions @damonkowarsky (at Artrepreneur) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmVSSnCBwPt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[seakclauswinkler]

Why? German Artist SEAK Claus Winkler why he painted this, why he painted that? - I had that color left over. - I wanted to show my typical style. - Variate with my typical style. - Playing with a fresh idea. - Being bold, doing a color combination which ‘ normally ‘ wouldn’t do. - Doing a Color combination which feels wrong on purpose. Knowing deep down with in me, that I will loving it. - To overcome my creeping conservatism, being surprised out of my comfortzone. - Enjoying expierencing how the paint flows with a particular brush on the painting. - will enrich my oeuvre range. - will makes me having optimized thoughts, self control, focus, with in the future during my work process. - hard to copy ( bite) - looks so different, ugly, etc, that other painters/ artists/ etc, won’t copy it. - feels good doing it, while doing it. - first painting artist doing it. - always wanted to do that. - was already fascinated by this when I was a child/ with in my youth. - Makes me feel, escaping from the bored disgusted feeling of too much repitition. - I like where the paintings takes me. - Enjoy playing with a new painting strategy. - the only thing seemed good doing, due composition, size of the painting, how the piece was already developed. - trusting my process doing it my way. #SEAK #ClausWinkler #SEAKClausWinkler #artguide #kunstführung #artguide #Artkurator #führungdurchdieSammlung #artcuration #Arthistorian #arthistory #Kunstgeschichte #Kunstwissenschaft #Arteducation #Why #Startwithwhy #Kunstsammlung #artcollection #Artcontext #Kunstkontext #SeriousSeriousArtists #BildendeKunst (hier: Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiQA8GNo5ZV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[calinalefter]

It’s only two weeks to go before the Wokingham Arts Trail!! Click on the link ➡️ www.wokinghamartstrail.co.uk to start planning your visit on 17th & 18th September 2022! I will be at Venue 9 exhibiting my #mixedmedia #paintings on large and small canvases. Do come and see my #art! 🎨 #lowerearleyuk #wokinghamartstrail #localart #artiststudio #localartist #berckshireart #artworld #contemporary #style #rdg #rdguk #artevents #artexhibitions #artforsale #contemporarygallery #artguide (at Lower Earley) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiBjxx-oyVK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[marie-chatelaine]

Bon Lundi

Bon café

👋 bonne journée à toutes et tous 🍎🥐🙂🌧

📹 Artguide Illustration

[arts-dance]

Online Exhibit:

Explore 'The Last Supper' Royal Academy of Arts

The Last Supper - Giampietrino, Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio c.1515-20

This eight-metre-wide painting is a copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, depicting the part of the Bible where Jesus announces at dinner that one of his 12 loyal supporters (apostles) will betray him before sunrise.

This version is oil paint on canvas, whereas Leonardo’s version was painted in tempera and oil on a dry wall – an unusual use of materials – so has flaked and deteriorated badly. It probably didn’t help that Napoleon used the original Last Supper’s room as a stable during his invasion of Milan. This painting is thought to have been painted by Giampietrino and possibly Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio – both pupils of Leonardo. It’s believed to be the most accurate record of the original, and has been used to help with its conservation.

In this copy you can see details now not visible in the original, such as this overturned salt-cellar next to Judas’s right arm. Spilled salt was commonly considered a bad omen in 16th-century western Europe. You can also see Jesus’s feet, which were lost in the original when a door was built into the wall that the work is painted on.

Details

Title: The Last Supper Creator: Attributed to Giampietrino and Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio Date Created: c.1515-20 Type: Painting Medium: Oil on canvas Physical dimensions: h3020 x w7850 mm

https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/the-last-supper-attributed-to-giampietrino-and-giovanni-antonio-boltraffio/gAEISwj5Pus85w

Users can zoom in on and view details in augmented reality

The Last Supper by Giampietrino and Boltraffio.

Source: RA Collection Gallery/Artguide

London’s Royal Academy of Arts teamed up with Google Arts & Culture to digitise more than 200 objects from its collection, Artguide reports.

The works include a copy of The Last Supper made by Leonardo da Vinci’s pupils Giampietrino and Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio. The original mural in the the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan deteriorated in the course of time, while the copy on canvas remains in a good condition, with details that were lost in Leonardo’s mural preserved.

Also, paintings by several contemporary artists like Kiki Smith and Craigie Aitchison can be viewed via augmented reality.

https://moc.media/en/3059

[acrinc117]

AI test result [Non_Human]

full https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/116937044

I decided to publish my experiments on Stable diffusion Even if I write the same words in meaning, AI can give a completely different result. Think of this as a small bookmark You can use these pictures as references. Or as a visualization of promts Write comments if you have any comments or suggestions.

Settings AI: Stable Diffusion model: anythingv4 Sampling step: 20 Sampling method: DPM++ 2M Karras Batch count: 9 CFG Scale: 7

ai arhive https://mega.nz/folder/4XsEVD6C#Bhx3OMiI28Y34PWSZKG2rg

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[parisaimelart]

Le Mémorial de la Shoah est un lieu de mémoire et de pédagogie sur l’histoire du génocide des Juifs pendant la 2ème guerre mondiale. Sa visite est émouvante. La Crypte semble emplie des millions d’âmes qui ont péri de la barbarie nazie. Jusqu’au 30/8/23, l’exposition « Julia Pirotte, photographe et résistante » honore le lieu puisqu’engagement et devoir de mémoire marquent le travail de cette photojournaliste. Ses photos sont instinctives. « Quand je ressens un battement de coeur, je sais que ce sera une bonne photo. » dit-elle. Cette femme juive, polonaise, et communiste qui ne pensait pas survivre à la guerre va, avec son Leica, fixer des scènes de vie et de guerre afin d’en témoigner dans la presse. Résistante au sein des FTP-MOI, Julia Pirotte est au cœur de l’action. Elle couvre la libération de Marseille, photographie les femmes étrangères internées dans les camps Bompard, initiés par la Troisième République à partir de janvier 1939, montre Varsovie en ruine et, en 1946, documente l’antisémitisme, toujours présent, avec le pogrom de Kielce.  Son reportage convainc des rescapés des camps d’extermination de ne pas rentrer en Pologne. Ses portraits révèlent une artiste humaniste. Son objectif bienveillant sonde l’âme des femmes, des enfants et des hommes qu’elle croise. Elle photographie les tirailleurs sénégalais et son regard se fait universaliste. Découvrez Julia Pirotte au mémorial de la Shoah. Vous cherchez votre prochaine exposition ? Abonnez-vous à mon compte Instagram paris_aimelart. @memorialshoahofficiel @caroline.francois_ @clavie.lagencedecom @alessia_tobia @paris_aimelart @paris @timeoutparis @quefaireaparis @paris.explore @paris_art_com @artaparis @paris_culture @expositionparis.info @paris_love_street @parismusees @vivreparis #memorialdelashoah #expojuliapirotte #juliapirotte #femme #photographedeguerre #photographie #femmephotographe #ArtExhibition #ParisMuseum #Museum #SortirAParis #parisaimelart #paris_aimelart #parisexpos #parisexposition #exposparis #paris #exposition #parismusees #parisculturel #quefaireaparis #artparis #parisart #artguide #parisjetaime #parislife #parissecret #parisianlife #culture #expo (à Mémorial de la Shoah) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp7KHJtIUik/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tingslisbon]

What to do in Lisbon on a rainy day!

What to do in Lisbon on a rainy days I have to admit it - most destinations are best when it doesn't rain. Fortunately Lisbon is the city in Europe with most sunny days and lowest rainfall. So sunny, blue and warm days are the most common. But on rare occasions travelers find themselves caught in all day rain - and on very rare occasions several days in a row. Like these days where - all others than people living in Portugal (the country desperately needs the rain) will find the weather forecast for the next days depressing. What do you do in a City where one of the best thing to do is walking up and down the hills, looking at beautiful houses and buildings, sipping coffee and wine at one of Lisbon many Quiosques or just chilling in the sun by the Tejo river. In principles just go through all Lisbon Guides and pick the museums, palaces, churches, galleries and all other indoor options you prefer, combine them with serious eateries and pimp the program up with power-shopping in-between. But since its raining why not take advantage of the situation and spend the time you 'win' because of the limited outdoor possibilities to check out the more exotic possibilities Lisbon offers. Or and dwell longer time with things you really like instead of stressing around to check out all the must see Tourist sights. A lot of these places you do not understand why are interesting when you see them ... I have asked a few friends about what to recommend when we have all day rain in Lisbon. Enjoy Thomas A handfull of recommendations #1: Stay Underground - explore Lisbon's Metro Art The Picoas Metro station is one of the original eleven metro stations. The world's first underground railway in London used tiles to decorate the platforms of its stations. The Portuguese cultural tradition of azulejos tile panels is well represented in Lisbon's traditions and reflects the ornate decoration of the city's churches and mosaic-like calçada pavements. If you are interested in modern art or it is a rainy day take a trip around the Lisbon metro using a Lisboa Card, (which is also valid on Lisbon buses, trams and elevators) or a Viva Viagem card, to see some of the finest contemporary civic art and architecture in Europe. Portugal Visitor An Artguide to Lisbon's Metro #2: Spend a few hours with Hieronymus Bosch The Museu National de Art Antiga is Portugal's "national gallery". It opened in 1884 in a 17th-century palace with beautiful terraces with fantastic Tejo view. One more time - don't stress. Its still raining! So instead immerse yourself in MNAA's most significant works. Like these three master pieces: Hieronymus Bosch's: Temptation of Saint Anthony, Albrecht Dürer's: Saint Jerome and Nuno Gonçalves 15th century masterpiece: Panels of St. Vincent. Maybe the best Art Destination in Lisbon Museu National de Art Antiga A mapped guide to Padle Venues in Lisbon Deep Purple introduced me to Hieronymus Bosch. His The Garden of Earthly Delights was used as the bands 2nd album cover. That piece is in Prada in Madrid. BUT MNAA has Bosch's best work: Temptation of Saint Anthony.On a rainy day a week ago we took our friends there - we spend more than 1 hour on that piece alone! If you only are allowed to visit one museum - this is the MNAA! #3: Indoor Padle A Mapped guide til all Lisbon's Padel Venues Lisbon is a walking town. So prepare yourself for a lot of exercise. One of the problem on rainy days is that walking is limited - and so are the exercise. And due to the weather you probably eat more than usual. So if you need to move and burn calories why not enjoy a few hours of Indoor Paddling? Urban Sports Club A mapped guide to Padle Venues in Lisbon #4: Seek shelter in Casa do Alentejo The Palace is a difficult to explain. In the early twentieth century the Palace was leased to a company that transformed a part of it to Lisbon's first casino. Most travellers just pass by this anonymous Palace on the way to a popular tourist sight. But remember: its raining - so you have the time to chill around and enjoy the fantastic settings: the walls, panels, furniture, balconies, lamps... One of our favorite spots. Casa do Alentejo A hidden gem for a rainy day Casa do Alentejo doesn't look special from the outside. The Palace has a very spacious and beautiful Restaurant - but don't waste your good appetite there. #5: Take a round trip with tram #28 The famous #28 in Graça 2 min from our door. Instead of letting the rain stress you - take a roundtrip. OR even better: Take it to Mercado de Campo de Ourique and eat lunch (much better than the Time Out market) and take the tram back to Graça Tram #28 is on most people's bucket list. On most days the line of tourists waiting to get a seat so long that it can take an hour or longer to get in. Except for two occasions. At night time AND when it rains. Both occasions that make the trip on this popular tram something special. TogA's Travel Guide We love the tram #28 #6: Get tipsy from excellent portwines Located in a prestigious area within the historic district of Alfama, next to Chafariz del Rei, the first ever public fountain in Lisbon dating back to 1487, Taylor’s Port wine shop and tasting room showcases a wide range of our Ports and is the first of its kind in Lisbon. This recently opened space includes a shop on the ground floor and three tasting rooms on the first floor. There are 15 wines available to try in the tasting room, starting at 5 euros. Casa do Alentejo A hidden gem for a rainy day Taylor’s is one of the oldest of the founding Port houses. It is dedicated entirely to the production of Port wine and in particular to its finest styles. Read the full article

[aherdofbirds]

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[craigo51]

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[seakclauswinkler]

Why? German artist SEAK Claus Winkler, explaining why he painted this. And still #painting this, cause it is work in progress. - Chasing a the feeling of having created something visual which impresses me. - to overcome the comfortzone, stepping in to that sweet feeling been brave, did something new, which worked. - following the embedded commands, the weasel phrases with my artist name, aswell as my normal Name, which makes me keep on keeping on. My name makes go, makes me work, me chasing my purpose. It’s like: Hold = being a cuckhold. Keep on moving, approaching, 3 second rule: Getting the girl, being the bull, being the dna bloodline father. - Iam want to see what i can build, what is with in me. What kind of #beautiful, #stylish, use your own words, #creations, #pictures, #paintings, #drawings, are in me. - to make the painting look optimal, at every level the painting is with in. - surprising myself - anchoring, calming myself with in my inner middle, with in reality, giving me a structure to be. - progressing a idea, a form, a painting way, a style maybe already painted/ drawn in a less developed, or less technical able form, 20 years ago, in france, or minsk, or Hongkong, or spain. - feeling like iam owing to myself, developing my oeuvre, my style. - often paint so fast, that I just go with my flow, my unconcious, not knowing concious what I do, why i do it. Believing the concious knows optimal. #SEAK #ClausWinkler #SEAKClausWinkler #artcuration #artcurator #Artadvisor #artguide #artadvisory #Arttalk #realtalk #keepingitahundred #keepitreal #Artisttalks #artistinterview #contemporary #art (hier: Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiNUcn9oNRS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=